GE HealthCare expands its BARDA deal by $35M to speed AI-enabled ultrasound and next-gen imaging for trauma care and mass casualty readiness.

A key part of the agreement centres on developing point-of-care-ultrasound technologies that are fit for purpose in frontline care settings.

The jointly funded project positions GE HealthCare to develop ultrasound technologies that non-expert users can operate.

GE HealthCare today announced a $35 million collaboration with the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority ...

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The distribution of body fat, and particularly fat accumulated around the abdomen, is a determining factor in the risk of developing metabolic and cardiovascular diseases. However, not all abdominal ...

Objective: This study aimed to estimate the performance of single-phase-enhanced computed tomography and ultrasonography examinations in the preoperative evaluation of solid abdominal tumors and their ...