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AI Tool Said to Flag Heart Disease Risk Within Seconds

Patients can wait weeks or months for an ultrasound heart scan, but a new artificial intelligence tool aims to identify who should be prioritized by analyzing an ECG in under two seconds, according to Sky News Arabia.

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Sky News Arabia — Technology

Waiting for an ultrasound heart scan can take weeks or months, but a new artificial intelligence tool seeks to identify which patients should move up the waiting list by analyzing electrocardiogram results in less than two seconds, Sky News Arabia reported.

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