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Researchers from the University of Dundee’s School of Medicine have used artificial intelligence to improve the diagnosis and control of heart failure at an early stage.
They applied artificial intelligence via machine learning techniques in the analysis of echocardiographic images of thousands of patients to detect small signs of heart problems that lead to heart failure.
Heart failure remains a common clinical and public health problem.
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