Nov 04,2021

The Netherlands Cancer Institute partners with Kaiku Health to develop the next generation of digital patient monitoring and management

The Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI), an internationally acclaimed Comprehensive Cancer Center, collaborates with Kaiku Health, an innovator in the field of digital therapeutics for oncology, to develop the next generation of patient-reported outcomes and symptom management. The collaboration is part of a larger clinical trial named NADINA, a phase III trial for neoadjuvant immunotherapy for stage 3 melanoma, where NKI is the principal investigator.

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Nov 09,2021

Kaiku Health and MSD Germany collaborate to develop AI-enabled digital patient monitoring for lung cancer patients

Kaiku Health, the developer of a digital health intervention service in oncology, and MSD Germany, an affiliate of one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, collaborate to develop digital patient monitoring and management for lung cancer patients. Together, Kaiku Health and MSD Germany are aiming to improve access to personalized digital health interventions for lung cancer patients receiving immunotherapy. In this case, the Kaiku Health Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor module will be used to connect patients with their healthcare providers.

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Nov 25,2021

Vinehealth featured in Forbes Digital Solutions in Cancer Care as a digital solution for patient support and monitoring

Vinehealth is proud to be featured and mentioned in Forbes article on Digital Solutions in Cancer Care. As a 2 part article they discuss the opportunity for digital and technology to play a role in cancer and highlight companies already building solutions within different categories including: Innovative Blood Tests, Non-radiology Imaging Diagnostics, Personalised Care, Enhancement of Clinical Trials and Patient Support and Monitoring. Forbes highlights Vinehealth in the Patient Support and Monitoring Category.

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Nov 11,2021

Future of second opinion in cancer care digitally coordinated patient and physician initiated mode

Karkinos Healthcare explains the use of the telehealth services including symptom management, remote chemotherapy supervision, palliative care, and cancer clinical trials, in delivering cancer care from prevention to end-of-life care.

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Nov 09,2021

Carevive Launches Clinical Oncology Program in Collaboration with NorthShore University HealthSystem to Improve Cancer Treatment

Carevive Systems today announced that it has entered into a clinical research collaboration with NorthShore University HealthSystem to utilize Carevive’s Patient-Reported Outcomes Mobile Platform (PROmpt™) system in the collection of critical patient data. Part of Carevive OPT-IN™, a consortium of clinician investigators utilizing PROmpt™, the NorthShore partnership will capture real-world patient data that will help improve the overall patient experience during treatment. PROmpt will summarize clinical, anecdotal, and demographic information associated with patient treatment, in an effort to positively improve patient outcomes.

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Nov 02,2021

How does SkinVision’s algorithm detect skin cancer?

The machine learning process of SkinVision’s algorithm starts with data – i.e., over 100,000 skin spot images selected from 2.9 million user photos were previously assessed by our team of dermatologists, who classify them according to the appropriate diagnosis. This ensures that SkinVision has a large, varied and well-controlled database that covers all skin types and skin conditions. From there, SkinVision’s data scientists train the algorithm with these images, so it can find patterns between skin spot photos and dermatologist-generated risk labels.

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Nov 05,2021

A Digital Self-management Program (Help to Overcome Problems Effectively) for People Living With Cancer: Feasibility Randomized Controlled Trial

This study aims to test the feasibility of a digitally delivered self-management program for people with cancer. Participants were randomized into an intervention group (IG) or a waitlist Control Group. The intervention was a 6-week digital self-management program, Help to Overcome Problems Effectively (HOPE), for people with cancer.

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Nov 02,2021

Barts Health and Sectra Start Digital Pathology Programme for Three Million People

A programme to enhance patient diagnoses, speed up turnaround times and modernise pathology services has begun at Barts Health NHS Trust. The initiative will improve clinical collaboration and access to specialists, build foundations for the introduction of AI, and harness data to support life sciences and important clinical research. Barts Health NHS Trust has started to deploy a digital pathology network spanning multiple hospitals that will transform pathology services, improve patient care, and support ground-breaking research.

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Nov 08,2021

Tulane University Study Uses AI to Detect Colorectal Cancer

A Tulane University researcher found that artificial intelligence (AI) can accurately detect and diagnose colorectal cancer from tissue scans as well or better than pathologists, according to a new study in the journal Nature Communications.

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Nov 09,2021

Jasper Partners with Fitbit to Sync Health Data

Jasper Health is excited to introduce the first wearable integration. Members can now connect to Fitbit to track important metrics without the manual entry. Wearables like Fitbit have been shown to increase activity levels, and getting regular exercise during cancer treatment can reduce fatigue and nausea, strengthen immune system, and improve overall quality of life.

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