Healthcare Executives Embrace Generative AI to Boost Patient Outcomes
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Healthcare executives are increasingly adopting generative AI, with 90% reporting positive ROI from their investments. The Global AI in Healthcare Market is projected to reach $164.16 billion by 2030, growing at a 49.1% CAGR. In a significant development, Avant Technologies has partnered with Roche and Salud 360 to launch a pilot program in Costa Rica targeting diabetic retinopathy using AI technology. The program utilizes non-mydriatic fundus cameras and AI to analyze retinal images for early detection of the condition. Initially implemented in Costa Rica, where diabetes affects 10.4% of adults, the program aims to expand to the US, Canada, and Europe if successful.
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- Global AI in Healthcare Market projected to reach $164.16B by 2030 with 49.1% CAGR
- 90% of healthcare executives report positive ROI from GenAI investments
- Strategic alliance formed between Avant Technologies, Roche, and Salud 360
- Potential for program expansion to US, Canada, and Europe markets
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Avant Technologies' Partner, Ainnova, Signs Pilot Program with Roche to Combat Diabetic Retinopathy
Avant Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: AVAI), an emerging technology company developing solutions in artificial intelligence in healthcare, recently announced it has entered into a strategic alliance with global biotech giant Roche Holding AG (OTCQX: RHHBY, RHHVF), and leading pre-paid health plan provider Salud 360, to begin a pilot program to combat diabetic retinopathy using cutting-edge technology from Avant's partner Ainnova Tech, a leading healthcare technology company focused on revolutionizing early disease detection using AI.
Roche, Ainnova, and Salud 360 signed a strategic alliance to improve access to vision screening in patients with uncontrolled diabetes with the hope of decreasing the risks of diabetic retinopathy using Ainnova's advanced technology and a patient-centered approach.
The pilot program will initially be implemented in
"At Roche, we are committed to timely diagnosis of diseases to improve clinical outcomes and thus contribute to the sustainability of the healthcare system," said, Alvaro Soto, General Manager of Roche
The pilot program will use non-mydriatic fundus cameras and artificial intelligence—developed by Ainnova Tech—to automatically analyze retinal images and identify microscopic changes in the retina. Such changes would be an early indicator of diabetic retinopathy without the need for invasive tests.
By implementing the pilot program in
The results of this pilot program will be the basis for developing the model beyond borders to benefit communities facing similar challenges in accessing medical care.
"We are proud to be able to put our technology at the service of a project that has the potential to prove itself as a massive impact model in early detection, and which we believe is replicable globally," said Vinicio Vargas, CEO of Ainnova Tech and member of AAC's Board of Directors. "Today, we are starting with diabetic retinopathy, but the vision is that we can eventually multiply this same effort for other critical diseases that require innovative solutions."
According to data from the Costa Rican Institute for Research and Teaching in Nutrition and Health (Inciensa), uncontrolled diabetes is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the country's adult population. To make matters worse, between
According to the World Health Organization,
Prior to the Roche announcement, Avant and Ainnova Tech shared that they are also working on advancing Ainnova's proprietary low-cost retinal camera, which will be used for fundus photography, and seamlessly packaged together with Ainnova's Vision AI software platform for commercialization.
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