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An estimated 300 to 400 million people worldwide live with rare diseases, and more than 70% of cases may involve misdiagnosis or go undiagnosed. For many patients, reaching a definitive diagnosis can take years. Now, at a hospital in Beijing, doctors are turning to artificial intelligence to help shorten that journey.
An estimated 300 to 400 million people worldwide live with rare diseases, and more than 70% of cases may involve misdiagnosis or go undiagnosed. For many patients, reaching a definitive diagnosis can take years. Now, at a hospital in Beijing, doctors are turning to artificial intelligence to help shorten that journey.