🔍 *Could AI be the key to early detection of aortic stenosis?*
A new algorithm is revolutionizing the way we diagnose severe aortic stenosis by utilizing routine echocardiograms more effectively. With a striking accuracy rate, this AI-driven tool not only improves early intervention but also has the potential to significantly enhance survival outcomes. Discover how integrating this technology into clinical practice could transform patient care and healthcare resource allocation.

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🌍 How can joint scientific consultations reshape the future of health technology in Europe?

The European Commission’s new regulation on joint scientific consultations under the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Regulation offers a structured pathway for health technology developers to gain early insights on the clinical evidence required for assessments.

This initiative is set to enhance efficiency, foster collaboration, and ultimately improve patient access to innovative therapies.

Jump into the implications of this regulation for the healthcare landscape!

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💡 *Are we getting the most value from our cancer treatments? *
A new study reveals that imatinib is the most cost-effective treatment option for chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) in South Africa, outperforming nilotinib and dasatinib both in costs and quality-adjusted life years (QALYs). This analysis emphasises critical implications for the South African healthcare system, emphasising the need for price negotiations to enhance treatment access.

Explore the findings and their impact on healthcare policy and resource allocation.

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