Big Data

In this episode, host Shikha Jain, MD, speaks with George Sledge, MD, about patient feedback benefiting leadership decision-making, the future of precision medicine in oncology and more.

Those who follow my editorials in Healio Rheumatology will have no problem guessing what I am about to share with you regarding my perspective on artificial intelligence.

PARK CITY, Utah — Five trends will shape treatment for allergic airway diseases in the years ahead, according to a keynote speaker.

The Institute for Exposomic Research at Mount Sinai has received a 5-year grant totaling $8.45 million from the NIH to support research studying how the environment impacts health across the lifespan.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — In this video exclusive, Marina Sirota, PhD, discusses her work using molecular and clinical data to help predict risks for adverse pregnancy outcomes.

Advances in big data collection and multi-omics technology can provide the depth and precision needed to better determine individual responses to food, allowing researchers to personalize diets for optimal success, according to a speaker.

Research on minimally invasive glaucoma surgery continues to guide treatments and understandings of outcomes and has been instrumental in revolutionizing the field of glaucoma.

The American Academy of Ophthalmology IRIS Registry contains 367 million patient encounters from more than 65 million unique patients.

New digital tools and technologies are being used to parse through big data and allow researchers to study diabetes in unprecedented ways, according to a speaker at the ENDO annual meeting.

Organizers behind this year’s ENDO annual meeting created a virtual program that builds on last year’s first-ever online experience, incorporating the latest research on the COVID-19 pandemic, cutting-edge science and online networking.