Artificial intelligence may not be a classic “gizmo,” but it’s become an undeniable force in healthcare—evolving rapidly even since Medgadget’s farewell. From streamlining clinical workflows to flagging anomalies in imaging, algorithms are working their way into nearly every corner of […]
Algorithmic Advances: A Monthly Recap of AI in Healthcare (June 2025 Edition) Read More »
If you’ve ever had a sinus infection that refused to budge—despite antibiotics, nasal sprays, or enough steam inhalation to fog a greenhouse—you’re not alone. Chronic sinusitis affects millions and is notoriously hard to treat, especially when thick mucus and bacterial
Microbots Travel Up Your Noise to Combat Sinus Infections Read More »
A groundbreaking AI tool developed at Emory University is transforming throat cancer diagnosis by analyzing patients’ voices. Assistant professor Anthony Law has trained a deep neural network to detect laryngeal cancer with remarkable accuracy, using voice recordings as diagnostic markers.
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Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Massey Cancer Center have unveiled the TACIT algorithm, a revolutionary AI-driven tool designed to enhance cancer diagnosis and treatment planning. By analyzing complex patient data, TACIT identifies subtle patterns that traditional methods often miss, enabling
TACIT AI Algorithm Enhances Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Read More »
Virtual reality (VR) is revolutionizing pediatric burn care, offering young patients a powerful tool to manage pain during treatment. Researchers at Griffith University have explored how immersive VR experiences can serve as a distraction, reducing the need for traditional pain
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Note to readers: These posts are some of my favorite pieces from my time with Medgadget—stories that still resonate, even if they’re a bit dated. For now, consider this a placeholder, a glimpse into the past, until it’s replaced with
Note to readers: These posts are some of my favorite pieces from my time with Medgadget—stories that still resonate, even if they’re a bit dated. For now, consider this a placeholder, a glimpse into the past, until it’s replaced with
“VRx”: A GizmoMD Book Interview with Author Dr. Brennan Spiegel (December 2020) Read More »
