HealthQuill Cardiac Arrest
A new artificial intelligence model developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University can predict whether a patient is likely to experience a cardiac arrest much better than doctors, who rely on limited clinical symptoms.
Health Medical Research

Doctors step aside, AI can predict patients at risk of cardiac arrest

HQ Team July 7, 2025: A new artificial intelligence model developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University can predict whether patients are likely.

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Caristo Diagnostics, founded by four Oxford University cardiologists, has developed an AI-assisted software that can detect cardiac events a decade in advance.
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Oxford spin-off develops new test to detect heart attacks 10 yrs in advance

Caristo Diagnostics, founded by four Oxford University cardiologists, has developed an AI-assisted software that can detect cardiac events a decade in advance.

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