Game Changers: An AI Facial Recognition System That Detects Acromegaly 10 Years Before Diagnosis
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Game Changers: An AI Facial Recognition System that detects acromegaly 10 years before diagnosis
Could artificial intelligence and machine learning recognize the early, subtle changes in people’s faces associated with the hormonal disease acromegaly? New research spearheaded by Dr. Manel Puig-Domingo and outlined in a recent paper published in the journal PITUITARY raises the possibility that AI algorithms and machine learning could provide a game-changing approach to the early diagnosis of this complex disease, which now takes an average of 6 to 10 years to diagnose.
The amazing possibilities of facial recognition technology.
Dr. Manel Puig Domingo, a leading endocrinologist in Barcelona, is doing important work on facial recognition and biometrics to see if this technology is useful in recognizing the early physical changes that occur in Acromegaly.
Computers, facial recognition, acromegaly and early diagnosis.
From J D Faccinetti – Pituitary World News Co-founder – Technology could have a profound effect in the way acromegaly is diagnosed and hopefully prompt primary care doctors, dentist and other primary care health professionals
Machine learning technology promises early diagnosis for acromegaly
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