Computer scientists from Australia and Iraq have developed an AI-based diagnostic tool to detect facial palsy with 98% accuracy. The system uses a microcomputer, digital camera, and deep learning algorithm, and could help prevent misdiagnosis in up to 20% of cases. In a separate development, an app promoting ear health and mental wellbeing in Aboriginal children has received $1 million in grant funding. The app, called SoundSmiles, engages children in activities related to ear health and digital literacy. Additionally, HeraMED has partnered with Telstra Health to integrate its remote pregnancy solution, HeraCARE, into the MedicalDirector Clinical software, allowing for prenatal healthcare through remote monitoring.
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New AI tool for detecting facial palsy and more briefs
