artificial intelligence

AI tool has potential to better track MS lesions over time: Study

An artificial intelligence (AI) program, called iQ-MS, outperforms traditional radiologist-based measures at quantifying changes in lesions over time in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), a new study shows. “iQ-MS is a sensitive and accurate tool for monitoring MRI scans in people with MS by providing quantitative metrics that value-add…

AI algorithms may predict cognitive decline in MS over coming year

Researchers have developed computer algorithms that may be able to predict certain aspects of cognitive change in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients. The prediction models, constructed using data from an electronic, self-administered test of information processing speed given MS patients, might accurately identify those likely to experience cognitive worsening over…

Icobrain MS, an AI tool for assessing MRI scans, being tested in UK

An upcoming study will investigate how well icobrain MS, anĀ artificial intelligence (AI)-based technology,Ā can interpret MRI dataĀ from people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and how its use might influence patient care. The project, called AssistMS and led by IcometrixĀ ā€” the technology’s developer ā€” and Queen Mary University of London…

Eye Scans May Help to Diagnose MS in Children

A machine learning approach based on eye scans was employed by researchers to diagnose multiple sclerosis (MS) in children with up to 80% accuracy. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans also provided enough data to diagnose other demyelinating diseases with 75% accuracy. OCT is an imaging tool that uses…

Cionic Collaborates With Fuseproject on Neural Sleeve

Cionic has collaborated with the multidisciplinary design firm fuseproject to further develop its artificial intelligence-powered, wearable Neural Sleeve, which improves mobility for those living with conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS). The partnership with Yves Behar and his firm fuseproject resulted in a design that focuses on…

Calyx, Qynapse to Expand Use of Neuroimaging AI Tools

Calyx and Qynapse have joined forces to expand the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-based neuroimaging tools in clinical trials of treatment candidates for conditions affecting the central nervous system (CNS), or the brain and spinal cord. This is expected to help advance therapy development for multiple sclerosis…

OM1 Develops Algorithm to Estimate EDSS Scores

OM1 has created an artificial intelligence (AI)-based algorithm to estimate scores on the expanded disability status scale (EDSS), an established method for evaluating disability and disease progression in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). The algorithm, using a method called machine learning, was trained to estimate EDSS scores…

Deal Brings AI-powered MRI to Care of Patients With Brain Disorders

A new collaboration between Arterys and Combinostics seeks to bring comprehensive artificial intelligence (AI) imaging solutions to the diagnosis and care of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and other neurological diseases. Under the partnership, Arterys will include Combinosticsā€™ AI-powered cNeuro on its medical imaging cloud AI platform…

AI Proposed to Help Thwart MS Treatment Delays, Discontinuation

Patientsā€™ underestimation of their own disease and the cost and side effects of disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) are among the main causes of delayed treatment initiation and non-adherence in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients, according to a report from OptimizeRx. These findings help uncover areas for improvement, which the health…

Owlytics’ MS Smartwatch Goes Through First Validation Stage

Owlytics Healthcare, in partnership with Tel-Aviv Medical Center in Israel, has taken its smartwatch ā€” designed to monitor symptoms ofĀ multiple sclerosisĀ (MS) from afar ā€” through a first stage of validation. The smartwatch, worn on the wrist, collects a continuous stream of personal health data that are sent to…

OM1 Launches MS Registry for Use in Research, Trial Planning

OM1, a technology company focused on chronic conditions, announced that it has launched a multiple sclerosis (MS) registry to generate data that may ultimately be used to improve care and develop treatments for the disease. The OM1 registry is being touted as the largest, most representative MS data…

Cambridge-1 ‘Supercomputer’ to Advance UK Research in Ills Like MS

Nvidia announced the launch of the U.K.ā€™s most powerful supercomputer ā€” calledĀ Cambridge-1 ā€” which uses a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and simulation to help scientists to better understand complex diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS) and to design new therapeutics. Cambridge-1 is the first supercomputer designed…

PicnicHealth, Komodo Pool Real-world Data for Research

PicnicHealth and Komodo Health have agreed to combine their databases of patient medical records to support research based on real-world evidence. Together, the companies hope to unlock new insights into complex diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS). ā€œKomodo Health and PicnicHealth share a mission to utilize health data…

AI-powered Robotic Glove May Help Improve Hand Grip Strength

BioLiberty, a Scottish biotech startup, has developed a robotic glove that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the hand grip in people with muscle weakness due to multiple sclerosisĀ (MS) and other conditions. The technology may be closer to entering peopleā€™s homes now that the startup has secured support…

#AANAM – Precision Innovative Network and Splice Machine Will Present Predictive Healthcare Application at AAN Meeting

A new clinical application prototype that uses machine learning to help physicians predict the best treatment options for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) will be unveiled at theĀ American Academy of Neurology’s 2019 annual meetingĀ May 4ā€“10, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The prototype is called PIN Population Data Platform. It has been…