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February 26, 2016 12:00 am

Google DeepMind Applies AI To Healthcare With NHS Partnership

An anonymous reader writes: Google's London-based AI group DeepMind has launched DeepMind Health, teaming up with the NHS to work on its first project. The 'neuroscience-inspired' company, bought by Google in 2014, said of the collaboration: 'We want to see the NHS thrive, and to ensure that its talented clinicians get the tools and support they need to continue providing world-class care.' In its first initiative alongside kidney experts at London's Royal Free Hospital, DeepMind Health has introduced a mobile app called Streams. The software is designed to support the provision of critical information to doctors and nurses in order to help detect the presence of acute kidney injuries (AKI). To support the development of the Streams app, the AI group has also acquired clinical task management app company Hark.

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