AI App for People with Digestive Disorders

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AI App for People with Digestive Disorders

June 24, 2019 by Irina Robu

AI App for People with Digestive Disorders

Reporter: Irina Robu, PhD

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Artificial intelligence (AI) constitutes machine learning and deep learning, which allows computers to learn without being clearly programmed every step of the way. The basic principle decrees that AI is machine intelligence leading to the best outcome when given a problem. This sets up AI well for life science applications, which states that AI can be taught to differentiate cells, be used for higher quality imaging techniques, and analysis of genomic data.

Obviously, this type of technology which serves a function and removes the need for explicit programming. It is clear that digital therapeutics will have an essential role in treatment of individuals with gastrointestinal disorders such as IBS. Deep learning is a favorite among the AI facets in biology. The structure of deep learning has its roots in the structure of the human brain which connect to one another through which the data is passed. At each layer, some data is extracted. For example, in cells, one layer may analyze cell membrane, the next some organelle, and so on until the cell can be identified.

A Berlin-based startup,Cara Care uses AI to help people manage their chronic digestive problems and intends to spend the funding raised getting the app in the hands of gastrointestinal patients in the U.S. The company declares its app has already helped up to 400,000 people in Germany and the U.S. manage widespread GI conditions such as reflux, irritable or inflammatory bowel, food intolerances, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis “with a 78.8% treatment success rate.” Cara Care will also use the funding to conduct research and expand collaborations with companies in the pharmaceutical, diagnostics and food-production industries.

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https://www.aiin.healthcare/topics/connected-care/ai-app-digestive-disorders-raises-7m?utm_source=newsletter