by David Levitz | May 21, 2020 | Clinical article1, Medical Research
To provide descriptive statistics of AVE’s performance on 3 cervical cancer projects in China: 1 NIH clinical trial and 2 screening camps.
by David Levitz | May 21, 2020 | Medical Research
Presented at the 2020 ASCCP Annual Scientific Sessions Performance of automated visual evaluation as a triage test for HPV+ patients from a screening camp in rural China from MobileODT AT Goldstein (1), S Bedell (1), R Lipson (2), CM Sebag (3), L Lobel (3), D Levitz...
by David Levitz | May 21, 2020 | Medical Research
Presented at the 2020 ASCCP Annual Scientific Sessions Device Impact on Machine Learning Classifier Accuracy in Detecting Cervical Dysplasia from MobileODT KC Fernandes (1), T Freitas (1), Y Zall (2), R Nissim (2), D Levitz (2) (1) NILG.ai, Porto, Portugal (2)...
by MobileODT | Dec 26, 2019 | Blog
2019 might be remembered as the year when geographic barriers to women’s healthcare started to crumble. MobileODT has been honored to be part of a sweeping change bringing new levels of healthcare experience to women in underserved areas/populations. ...
by Rachel Gross | Nov 17, 2019 | Blog
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been touted as the solution to many healthcare issues, from improving diagnostic accuracy to alerting physicians to critical developments in a patient’s situation. However, to date, most applications of AI in healthcare have been...
by Rachel Gross | Sep 18, 2019 | Blog
Artificial intelligence algorithms hold great promise as a point-of-care cervical cancer diagnostic. The Automatic Visual Evaluation (AVE) algorithm, for example, the AI-based approach to visual cervical cancer screening first publicly identified by the National...
by Rachel Gross | Apr 2, 2019 | Blog
It sounds like the holy grail of cervical cancer screening: AI for cervical cancer detection based on a single image of a woman’s cervix. No scrape, no wait. Initial results from a prospective pilot in South Korea demonstrate that immediate, point-of-care AI...
by MobileODT | Feb 1, 2019 | News and Media Coverage
JERUSALEM POST (February 1, 2019) It is 2019. We have autonomous cars, artificial intelligence, and highly intelligent drones that can fly for miles and record in 4K resolution. And yet? Despite all the rumors over the years, the endless research, and incredible...