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How big data promises big things for diagnostics and healthcare

Posted by: Simon Gillespie, Posted on: 23 May 2018 - Categories: AI and data, Grand Challenges
Closeup of doctor looking at CAT scan on digital tablet.

Welcome to the fourth industrial revolution. Theresa May has challenged the NHS, health charities and the technology sector to harness the power of data and artificial intelligence to accelerate the diagnosis of chronic conditions.

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