Also, New Zealand's The Doctors has cautioned the public about a mobile app posing as its official app.
It has shown 96% accuracy in predicting fall risks in over 70,000 outpatients in Japan.
Also, insurtech company Huize from China is expanding to Southeast Asia.
LifeSemantics plans to commercialise its mobile app-based AI screening solution by yearend.
Cloudphysician targets to enter the United States, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia with its smart ICU and emergency department solutions.
Developers see a potential use of the AI-powered mobile solution for routine early skin cancer screening.
Interestingly, young physicians see more risk to it than their senior counterparts.
It has shown 82% accuracy in detecting stroke, comparable to paramedics, according to RMIT University.
Also, digital twin technology is being tested to optimise mechanical ventilation.
A new mobile app encourages adults with ADHD to be more proactive in managing their condition.
