Artificial intelligence already makes it possible to obtain from a simple electrocardiogram information that previously required much more complex studies. Francisco López-Jiménez, a benchmark in cardiology at the Mayo Clinic in the U.S., explains his possibilities for democratizing diagnoses and the risks of excessive dependence. Read more
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Artificial intelligence already makes it possible to obtain from a simple electrocardiogram information that previously required much more complex studies. Francisco López-Jiménez, a benchmark in cardiology at the Mayo Clinic in the U.S., explains his possibilities for democratizing diagnoses and the risks of excessive dependence. Read more