⭐ Improve patient care and alleviate burdens on healthcare staff 🏥 Ashwini Davison, Chief Medical Informatics Office of Enterprise Imaging Data Strategy at Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Martijn Hartjes, Global Business Leader Clinical Informatics at Philips discuss topics from the challenges clinicians face, modernizing health systems, and utilizing integrated diagnostics to improve patient care. Listen in here 🎙️: https://go.aws/47WOz3F
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AWS is your source for health innovation, connecting you with the data, solutions, and partners you need to speed time to discovery, improve patient and clinician experiences, and provide equitable access to care. We are committed to helping healthcare and life sciences organizations leverage the latest technology breakthroughs like generative AI, in a responsible, compliant, and secure manner. And, with purpose-built services, like AWS HealthLake and AWS HealthOmics, you can spend more time and resources on what matters most — improving patient outcomes. Discover why AWS is the trusted cloud for healthcare and life sciences.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is proud to support the Cancer AI Alliance with Fred Hutch to unlock breakthrough discoveries and transform cancer care. 🧬 With $40M+ in funding, AWS is supporting the institutes in building secure infrastructure to analyze vast cancer datasets, accelerating innovation in cancer discovery and treatment. 💡 🚀 Together, we're harnessing the potential of generative AI and cloud technology to transform patient outcomes and push the boundaries of what's possible in healthcare. 🌍 #AWS #Healthcare https://go.aws/47RM4zG
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New ‘AI in a Heartbeat’ video: Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and their role in transforming #healthcare and #lifesciences 🏥 💊 🔍 Lisa McFerrin, Worldwide Lead for Strategy & Solutions, HCLS Research at Amazon Web Services (AWS) explains how GANs pit two opposing neural networks against each other - one generating synthetic data, the other detecting fakes. 🧠 The result? Incredibly realistic synthetic data for accelerating research and improving patient care, powering breakthoughs across a range of use cases like medical imaging, drug discovery, trials optimization, and personalized treatment Watch now 🎥
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Discover how Innovaccer is transforming care delivery with their unified data platform, powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). By modernizing their infrastructure on AWS, they've achieved a 33% cost reduction and cut management overhead by 65%, unlocking more time and resources for innovation. Learn more 🔗 : https://go.aws/3TT0cmB
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In a powerful display of collaboration across nations and sectors, Dr Rowland Illing, Chief Medical Officer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), recently represented #AWS at the QUAD meeting to discuss leveraging technology for improved cancer care. 💡 This high-level gathering, which included leaders from Australia, India, Japan, and the USA, explored ways to enhance cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. AWS's inclusion underscored the potential of cloud computing, AI, and open data access to save and improve lives, especially for underserved communities. 🌎 From facilitating better data sharing to find cures for fatal childhood brain tumors, to expanding teleoncology care access in Africa, and using genomic data to understand disease progression patterns, AWS is grateful to be a part of critical initiatives like the Cancer Moonshot. We remain committed to fostering vital cross-industry partnerships that advance healthcare through cutting-edge solutions. 🏥 🤝
Chief Medical Officer and Director, Global Healthcare and Nonprofits at Amazon Web Services (AWS) / Visiting Professor of Interventional Radiology
It was an honor to represent Amazon and Amazon Web Services (AWS) at the QUAD meeting in Delaware with the President of the USA, Joseph Biden, Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Japan’s Prime Minister Kishida Fumio to discuss how the private sector supports improved cancer care, particularly around cervical cancer in the Indo-Pacific region. The inclusion of Amazon/AWS in this and other Cancer Moonshot efforts highlights the power of cloud, AI, and access to open data sets in saving and improving lives—particularly for underserved communities. I’m proud of the repeated recognition of AWS by the The White House in the work our teams are doing to better prevent, detect, and treat cancer—whether that’s better data sharing to find a cure for fatal childhood brain tumors, expanded access to teleoncology care in Africa, or using genomic data to understand patterns in disease progression. This small group setting allowed 1:1 conversations with President Biden, Prime Ministers Modi and Fumio, and Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia. It was a pleasure to meet senior leaders in cancer care from around the world including Dr Lynn Schuchter, President of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO); Prof. Dorothy Keefe, CEO of Cancer Australia; Prof. Hiroyuki Mano, Director of the Research Institute of the National Cancer Centre of Japan; Dr. Sangar Sengupta, Director of the National Institute of Biomedical Genomics in India and the extended Indian delegation; Bob Li, Medical Oncologist ad VP of Global Health affairs at MSKCC; Keisuke Shirai, Professor of Medical Oncology at Dartmouth; Kazuaki Takabe, Professor of breast surgery at Roswell Park; Sen. Christopher Coons (D-DE); Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE); Eric Garcetti, US Ambassador to India; Neil Buddy Shah, CEO of the Clinton Health Access Initiative; Felice Gorordo, US Alternate Director of the World Bank; Dr Lucas de Toca PSM, Ambassador for Global Health for the Australian Government; Joanne Manrique, Co-Chair of the Women's Health & Economic Empowerment Network, and Tom Polen, CEO and president of BD. Kudos to the many Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers and field teams for the recognition from the highest levels of governments around the world on the work you are doing to address humanity’s most pressing health care challenges by driving innovations and enhancing access to treatment. Finally, huge thank you to Danielle Carnival, PhD and Catharine Young, Ph.D. for driving the Cancer Moonshot program, and Ben Moscovitch for spearheading AWS engagement with The White House on this effort.
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Attention genomics researchers, geneticists, and enthusiasts! 🔬 🧬 Join us for the #AWS Genomics Community Day 2024 on October 11 in New York City 🗽! Explore how to accelerate your genomics workloads on AWS with insights from leading experts at Regeneron, University of Pennsylvania, Takeda, Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine, Illumina, DNAnexus, and many more. Following the talks, dive into hands-on workshops on AWS HealthOmics and Multi-Modal Data Analysis. Learn more and register today 👉 : https://go.aws/3XZgexL
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Attention industry leaders! 🚀 This fall, join us for in-person meetups with healthcare and life sciences innovators to discover how they’re innovating on behalf of their patients—from drug discovery to care delivery—using the power of the cloud. ☁️💡 Don’t miss out! 📅 Princeton, NJ: September 26 📅 San Francisco, CA: October 10 📅 Boston, MA: October 17 🔗 Secure your spot: Princeton, NJ: https://go.aws/3XULde7 SFO, CA: https://go.aws/3XCPrpp Boston, MA: https://go.aws/3XFC4VH
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🚀 Discover how Insilico Medicine is revolutionizing drug discovery with AI/ML on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Leveraging Amazon SageMaker, Insilico Medicine accelerates drug discovery, drastically reducing the time needed to create and test models from 50 days to just 3. This leap forward allows them to minimize trial and error, identify viable targets, and design novel molecules with unprecedented efficiency. 🔥 Dive deeper into how Insilico Medicine is pushing the boundaries of innovation in drug discovery. Read more here. 🔗 https://go.aws/47EmkGR
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🧠 Transformers: The Architecture Powering the AI Revolution Check out our latest 1-min ‘AI in a Heartbeat’ video where Lisa McFerrin, Worldwide Lead for Strategy & Solutions, HCLS Research at Amazon Web Services (AWS), explains why transformer architectures are the backbone of today's AI breakthroughs! Watch now 🎥
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🚀 Attention Female Leaders in Healthcare & Life Sciences! 🚀 Join us for the #AWS 'Women in Gen AI' event on Sep 24 in NYC! Discover how generative AI is revolutionizing HCLS industries, connect with fellow women leaders to learn about AI's profound impact on healthcare & life sciences, and explore cutting-edge strategies to address and mitigate AI bias. The new era of healthcare and life sciences innovation starts today. Don't miss this unique opportunity to network, learn, and lead the revolution. 👉 Register now: https://go.aws/3XysT98 #WomenInTech #generativeAI #Healthcare #LifeSciences
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