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Improving multimodal wearable sensing for healthcare with artificial intelligence
In this comment, Dr. med. Noé Brasier, ETH Zürich and co-authors from Stanford and UCSD, USA, examine AI-based approaches to speed up the clinical adoption of wearable multimodal sensors, highlighting key data challenges and medical areas where they could aid treatment.
AI – Between Hope and Hype
Will AI revolutionize medicine? What are the trends—and what are the risks? Dr. Dietmar Schaffarczyk, an expert on the approval of AI-based medical devices, provides some perspective.
Women’s health is not just a medical issue — it is a systems challenge.
At an exclusive roundtable hosted by Oriana Kraft, CEO & Founder of femTechnology and the Consulate General of Switzerland in New York, leaders from policy, healthcare systems, medical education, pharma, finance, and insurance explored “The Architecture of Women’s Health - A Swiss-Led Dialogue on Risk, Resilience, and Innovation"
From Wearables to Clinical Impact: The Basel Wearable Clinic
Dr. med. Noé Brasier from ETH Zurich, together with PD Dr. med. Patrick Badertscher from the University Hospital Basel and director of the Basel Wearable Clinic, has co-authored a study in Nature Reviews Bioengineering that presents a rare success story: wearable technology effectively implemented in clinical practice.
Artificial intelligence as a driver of change in the healthcare sector
AI in medicine - one of the main topics at last week's meeting of the relevant education officers from German-speaking medical organizations in Nottwil. In his presentation, Prof. Dr. Jörg Goldhahn takes up the topic and focuses on the impact of AI on medical studies, also using the example of the BSc in Human Medicine at ETH Zurich.