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MITRE's chief digital health physician, Dr. Brian Anderson, discusses the necessity of cross-sector partnerships between developers, health systems and governments regarding emerging technology so innovation can inform regulations and vice-versa.

Control costs, increase care access and elevate patient experiences.

Also, DeepTek and Alveofit obtained respective regulatory approvals in Thailand and the United States.

Also, Abbott has launched its vertigo support app in India. 

Anjali Kataria, CEO and cofounder of Mytonomy, highlights her company's digital streaming platform that provides patients with credible education materials while decreasing time burdens on healthcare providers and employing AI technology.

It enables data-driven respiratory care that brings down costs and wait times for patients.

Companies will have access to real-world patient data for clinical decision-making and research support, including hypothesis testing and cohort analysis.

Dr. Mohamed Rehman, chair of the department of anesthesia at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, talks about digital twin adoption and data aggregation to create a digital copy of an individual for personalized medicine.

They are also considering developing a senior care service leveraging AI.

Dr Harvey Castro, author of "ChatGPT and Healthcare," discusses his book on the use of large language models in medicine, the role of physicians in refining future LLMs and worries about physician and patient hallucinations due to LLM results.