London, Wednesday 19th July 2023 

Clinicians and AI technologists will come together on the 13th and 14th September 2023 in Basel, Switzerland, to advance discussions on how to apply AI in healthcare, drive forward technological collaboration and breakthroughs to revolutionise patient outcomes and set the roadmap to success for AI in healthcare.

Do you want to make a difference to the world? Are you passionate about making sure the benefits of AI in healthcare are distributed globally to create a pathway that is responsible and equitable? Then we need you!

Intelligent Health 2023 is just around the corner and the hype is real. If you haven't started planning for it, you're missing a beat! We're talking about the insanely BRILLIANT Intelligent Health Summit in Basel this September. Last year (and every year) we stage the most epic speakers. Here's a reminder....

There's only 3 months to go until the global AI and healthcare ecosystem gathers in Switzerland for THE ONLY large-scale, global summit that purely focuses on AI in healthcare, Intelligent Health (13-14 September, Basel) . What's happening this year?

Led by co-founders Dr. Keith Tsui and Luis Ulloa, this question-answering search tool is designed to help medical professionals with clinical decision-making at the point of care.

Maddyness UK spoke to Keith Tsui, CEO and co-founder at Medwise, about his personal journey from doctor to cofounder, the AI platform changing the way clinicians research medical information, and the impact of COVID-19 on the world of healthtech.

The use of AI in MSK and physiotherapy is a relatively new concept, but it holds the potential to revolutionize the way we treat people with physical ailments. The technology could help clinicians streamline treatment plans based on real-time data and improve outcomes for patients by providing real-time feedback and corrective guidance on how their bodies move.

In an era where Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer vision are revolutionizing various sectors, healthcare stands as a significant benefactor. Particularly, the potential of AI and computer vision in detecting skin diseases is a hot topic of discussion, with promising advancements. As per forecasts, computer vision is projected to experience a 12-fold growth in the global healthcare market from 2020 to 2027, reaching a staggering $12.3 billion. Skin disease detection using AI and computer vision symbolizes the triumph of technology over traditional diagnostic methods, bringing forth numerous advantages.