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AI tools cut sepsis deaths and improve cancer and cardiac outcomes in trials

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Santiago (@svpino), a post on X, cites several trials in which AI tools improved patient outcomes.

He says an AI sepsis tool at UC San Diego reduced sepsis deaths by 17%, and that an AI screening approach found 29% more cancers in a Swedish trial of over 100,000 women. He also cites a randomized trial in which an AI warning system cut in-hospital death hazard by 35.6%, and one in which AI ECG alerts lowered 90-day mortality from 4.3% to 3.6%.

He adds that hospital AI agents are being built to learn from patients and support doctors' decisions. The post gives no links or study citations, and the report does not confirm the trial results independently.

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    AI tools cut sepsis deaths and improve cancer and cardiac outcomes in trials

    AISantiago cites trial results showing AI tools reduced sepsis deaths by 17% at UC San Diego and found 29% more cancers in a Swedish screening trial of over 100,000 women. He also cites a randomized trial where an AI warning system cut in-hospital death hazard by 35.6%, and one where AI ECG alerts lowered 90-day mortality from 4.3% to 3.6%. He says hospital agents are being built to learn from patients and support doctors' decisions.

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