Also, digital health firms in Myanmar and the Philippines are offering free virtual doctor consultations.
Developed by researchers from an Australian university, the software can also detect a baby's face in a hospital bed.
The CMM platform renders real-time, continuous molecular-level insights that help inform dosing decisions.
The proposed system uses brain signals and neural patterns from children.
The device predicts cardiac arrests using four primary vital signs.
Also, Ujala Cygnus opens an ICU telemedicine facility in New Delhi.
They created a classification algorithm that can determine whether a COVID-19 patient is likely to suffer from severe symptoms.
The online platform offers a range of mental health assessment tools for healthcare groups, corporations and other enterprises.
It will implement digital initiatives such as telehealth and an AI-powered eye care service.
Holmusk will help UTHealth and The Harris Center in creating longitudinal patient records.
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