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MIT Jameel Clinic conference urges use of AI in healthcare

The Jameel Clinic, the epicenter of artificial intelligence in healthcare at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, recently hosted the first conference in Saudi Arabia to drive the use of AI in healthcare. The event marked the second edition of AI Cures MENASA, a one-day conference that aims to explore the integration of AI into healthcare with a focus on the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia region.
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Dina Katabi standing on stage holding a microphone and a remote.
Professor Dina Katabi, MIT Jameel Clinic principal investigator and director of the Center for Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing, talks about using wireless sensors to detect and monitor diseases.
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