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AI Predicts 96% of COVID-19 Pneumonia Cases That Will Require Intensive Care – ScienceAlert
As intensive care units hit capacity in many parts of the world, doctors are having to make hard decisions about who gets a bed amid a global pandemic.
As intensive care units hit capacity in many parts of the world, doctors are having to make hard decisions about who gets a bed amid a global pandemic.
While most people who contract COVID-19 ultimately recover, some can go on to develop severe pneumonia at a rapid pace that causes diffuse damage, acute lung failure, and even death.
Now, a new machine learning algorithm could help us figure out who is most at risk, so we can intervene early and hopefully save their lives.
Recent machine learning…
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