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The study's results were published not long after the FDA paused and unpaused the use of J&J's vaccine, amid reports of at least eight cases of rare brain blood clots, including one woman who died from the condition.

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Both health systems have seen strong outcomes and high patient satisfaction among early deployments of Medically Home's high-acuity care technology. With this strategic partnership, the organizations said they hope to spark greater interest in at-home care delivery models among other providers.

Mayo Clinic's and Kaiser Permanente's investment in Medically Home shows that hospitals are increasingly interested delivering in-home care for seriously ill patients.

/PRNewswire/ -- Mayo Clinic and Kaiser Permanente are partnering in an unprecedented collaboration to allow more patients to receive acute level of care and...

Biomedical startup company Phenomix Sciences (Phenomix) has signed an exclusive technology licensing agreement with Mayo Clinic for a novel blood test that accurately predicts obesity phenotypes. The multi-level "omics" MyPhenomeTM test leverages technology developed at Mayo Clinic to analyze genomics, metabolomics and hormone levels.

Biomedical startup company Phenomix Sciences (Phenomix) has signed an exclusive technology licensing agreement with Mayo Clinic for a novel blood test that accurately predicts obesity phenotypes. The multi-level "omics" MyPhenomeTM test leverages technology developed at Mayo Clinic to analyze genomics, metabolomics and hormone levels.

Representational image (Source: PTI) A new research shows how important a high rate of vaccination is to reduce case numbers and controlling the pandemic. The research was led by the Mayo Clinic data scientists who developed highly accurate computer modelling to predict trends for COVID-19 cases nationwide. Vaccination is making a striking difference in Minnesota and keeping the current level of positive cases from becoming an emergency that overwhelms ICUs and leads to more illness and death, according to a study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings. The study, entitled "Quantifying the Importance of COVID-19 Vaccination to Our Future Outlook," outlines how Mayo's COVID-19 predictive modelling can assess future trends based on the pace of vaccination, and how vaccination trends are crucial to the future course of the pandemic. The Mayo researchers estimate that a peak of more than 800 patients would be in hospital ICUs in Minnesota this spring if no vaccines had been developed. The projections take into account new variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus as well as current public health measures and masking standards. The predicted ICU census levels would be more than double the number of Minnesota COVID-19 patients who were hospitalized in ICUs on Dec. 1, at the height of the most recent surge last year. "It is difficult to untangle how much of this elevated rate of spread right now is due to new variants as opposed to changes in social behaviour," the authors say, but "regardless of the reason, the absence of vaccinations in the current environment would have been likely to result in by far the largest surge to date." If Minnesota had achieved vaccination of 75 per cent of the population by early April, the study estimates that the 7-day average of cases per 100,000 residents, the number of COVID-19 patients hospitalized and the number in ICUs would plummet by early July. "According to the model, this level of vaccination would completely suppress the growth (even in the face of the recent elevated spread rate) and immediately drive cases and hospitalizations down to very low levels," the authors say. The Mayo Clinic study was led by Curtis Storlie, PhD, and Sean Dowdy, M.D., whose team developed the computer model for forecasting COVID-19's impact on hospital usage that has helped guide Mayo's response to the pandemic. Mayo Clinic's predictive modelling also has been shared with Minnesota public health leadership to help inform critical decisions over the past year. Mayo Clinic's forecasting of COVID-19 trends nationally is available online at the Mayo Clinic COVID-19 Resource Center. The Coronavirus Map tracking tool has county-by-county information on COVID-19 cases and trends nationwide. When the pandemic emerged last year, Mayo Clinic data scientists developed predictive modelling to assess when and where COVID-19 hot spots would occur. The model accurately predicted the timing and magnitude of COVID-19 case and hospitalization surges, which enabled Mayo Clinic to prepare and assure it could provide the best care while keeping patients and staff safe. .tags-bottom span{color: #000000;font-size: 20px;padding-top: 13px; } .tags-bottom a{padding: 10px 15px;border-bottom:none;border: 2px solid #eee;border-radius: 26px;background: #f4981d;color:#fff;} TAGS COVID-19 vaccine Study

Washington [US], May 1 (ANI): A new research shows how important a high rate of vaccination is to reduce case numbers and controlling the pandemic.

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Mayo Clinic announced Wednesday that it has launched two new tech venture companies designed to harness artificial intelligence (AI) and medical algorithms and create "software as medical devices" that clinicians can use to improve treatment across different diseases.

Mayo Clinic has launched a new initiative to collect and analyze patient data from remote monitoring devices and diagnostic tools and to use artificial intelligence to accelerate diagnoses and disease prediction. To support this effort, the hospital is launching two new companies, Anumana and Lucem Health, which are working with AI and medical algorithms that tap into the hospital's patient data.

The monetization of healthcare data has been a long-pursued goal for tech firms and healthcare enterprises. Newly formed data collaboratives are taking a fresh approach.

Larger hospital chains reported profits at the end of the year despite massive patient volume shortfalls created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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