DeepSeek healthcare integration requires multi-stakeholder collaboration, study finds
DeepSeek and its novel training framework could shape the blueprint for next-gen AI in healthcare—if a multi-stakeholder approach is embraced.
Healthcare innovation in the world's biggest markets
DeepSeek and its novel training framework could shape the blueprint for next-gen AI in healthcare—if a multi-stakeholder approach is embraced.
Chinese patients can receive professional medical and health advice in real-time, from the comfort of their homes, without the need for appointments through the Ping An Health app.
Patients can use a rare disease LLM developed by PUMCH and Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences for consultations and appointments.
DeepSeek-R1 is expected to provide data-driven decision support and advanced functionality while ensuring full control over privacy and data security.
AI, combined with multidisciplinary human expertise, is transforming the diagnosis and treatment of challenging paediatric conditions.
Free tools are available to help developers navigate regulations in China, Japan, and Korea, among other countries, enabling them to bring digital health products to market more easily.
Chinese surgeons in Shanghai successfully extracted a lung tumour in a patient located more than 3,000 miles away in Kashgar in Xinjiang province.
China will develop over 50 national and industrial standards for AI by 2026 and develop a standard system to facilitate the sector's development.
AI doctors, developed by Tsinghua researchers with an accuracy rate of 93.06% on the MedQA dataset, have the ability to treat 10,000 patients in just days.