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    Happy New Year! Our latest research, in collaboration with , has been published in today, demonstrating how our AI model can assist physicians in spotting breast cancer - a condition that affects 1 in 8 women in the US - with greater accuracy than experts.

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    Today we launched an SOS Alert w/ , to make resources about easily accessible. When people search for related info on , they’ll find the alert atop results page w/ direct access to safety tips, info, resources & Twitter updates from WHO.

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  3. See our team’s recent research where they’ve demonstrated machine learning can reveal undetected signs of anemia in the eye from non-invasive images -

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  4. Learn more about 's work on - "These social determinants of health account for an estimated 60% of U.S. health outcomes, and intervention to address these factors has the potential to improve health outcomes and lower health care costs"

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  5. David Feinberg is live on stage at talking about the Power of Partnerships in healthcare. Watch and learn.

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  6. Our Chief Health Officer, , has dedicated her entire career to improving the health of people and communities. She is the voice of patients and providers for Google Health.

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  7. Want to know what Google Health is up to? Watch the HLTH keynote from our VP, David Feinberg, to learn more about how we are working to help everyone live their healthiest lives.

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    In a collaboration with , Northwestern researchers developed an model to predict breast cancer in mammography scans more accurately than radiologists, a significant advancement for early cancer detection.

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  9. Watch to learn more about how our AI technologies are making speech technology more accessible to people with disabilities and helping doctors prevent blindness in people with diabetes -

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    Jan 6

    Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women across the globe. Our team has been working to see if they can help doctors spot it more accurately.

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