Israel's DreaMed, Yale team up on AI diabetes monitoring
Israeli medical software company DreaMed Diabetes said on Monday it was partnering with Yale New Haven Health System to use artificial intelligence (AI) in monitoring insulin and glucose levels in children with Type 1 diabetes. DreaMed’s dose-optimisation software will be tested on 100 diabetic children at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, said Jennifer Sherr, a pediatric endocrinologist there. The subjects will use the system at least every three weeks, “and then we’ll see them in clinical follow-up at three months, and again at six months” to assess whether their overall control had improved, she said, noting the follow-ups could be virtual. The software uses patient data to create recommendations for insulin dose changes, if required.
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