Balance training patients may soon be able to get AI feedback during home exercises, with four wearable sensors and a new machine learning model developed at the University of Michigan.

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Doctors may soon be able to diagnose an elusive form of heart disease, coronary microvascular dysfunction, within seconds by using an AI model developed at University of Michigan, according to a ...

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