Healthcare innovation in the world's biggest markets
In an interview with HealthTechAsia, Angsana Health's co-founders explain how the digital health startup is building a better health system responsibly, aiming to reduce specialist time and cost.
China will develop over 50 national and industrial standards for AI by 2026 and develop a standard system to facilitate the sector's development.
SB TEMPUS will offer AI-enabled precision medicine services in Japan, drawing on the expertise acquired by Tempus in the United States.
Canofy MD SCAI, an AI solution that detects skin cancer, has received approval from Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.
An NTU Singapore survey found that more experienced gastroenterologists across the APAC region have a lower risk perception of healthcare AI tools.
Myopia Master Measurements integrates technologies including AI to predict and analyse the progression of myopia in each child until the age of 18.
ASEAN ministers met in Siem Reap to discuss establishing strong frameworks and best practices for responsible AI development in healthcare and other sectors.
SRTI Park in the UAE is appealing to healthtechs with offerings including research labs, incubation centres, collaborative workspaces, and funding opportunities.
Sunway Medical Centre in Malaysia will integrate Annalise.ai’s Enterprise chest X-ray solution into its medical imaging workflow, enhancing diagnostic speed and accuracy.
Matthew Brady