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OpenDNA Partners with PartnerMD to Provide Patients with AI-Based Genetic Risk Testing for Cardiometabolic diseases
OpenDNA, a provider of precision medicine AI solutions, has formed a commercial partnership with PartnerMD, a leader in concierge health and wellness. PartnerMD will offer its patients OpenDNA’s CardioRisk+ AI-based genetic tests to provide individual risk insights that help improve patient care and create preventive management strategies. OpenDNA’s CardioRisk+ is a comprehensive genetic test that uses AI to analyze over 6 million SNPs as well as an extensive number of clinical biomarkers associated with cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, and hypercholesterolemia.
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OpenDNA Announces Successful Conclusion of 150 Patient Clinical Study
OpenDNA, a provider of precision medicine AI solutions, has announced the successful completion of a clinical study evaluating its AI platform for predicting cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk. The study was conducted in three clinics in Maryland and New Jersey, enrolling 150 patients with various risk factors. The platform, based on a deep learning algorithm trained on a large dataset of genetic and clinical data, is currently being used by clinicians in the United States, Europe, and Israel. OpenDNA plans to continue developing its platform and expand its clinical trials.
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סטטוסקופ חכם ואבחון מחלות באמצעות "אההה": 8 פיתוחים ישראליים חדשים ברפואה דיגיטלית | גיקטיים
Startup City Haifa, a digital health accelerator, has seen eight promising startups graduate from its latest cycle. The accelerator, which began in June, selected the eight companies from 120 applicants. The startups are working on a range of innovative solutions, including identifying signs of mental distress through mobile phones, preventing loss cases, identifying strokes and heart diseases through phone calls, and creating dramatic improvements in vision through image processing in the brain. The program is led by JVP, Road2, NVIDIA Incept, Margalit Startup City, and the Innovation Authority in partnership with Super-Pharm, Clalit Health Services, IBM, Philips, U-BANK, Technion, University of Haifa, and others.
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OpenDNA announces know-how and research agreement with Mayo Clinic as part of pilot clinical study for cardiovascular disease prevention
OpenDNA has entered into a know-how and research agreement with Mayo Clinic for a pilot clinical study to evaluate OpenDNAs technology for early risk prediction of cardiovascular disease. OpenDNAs AI platform will analyze genetic and clinical data to predict a patients risk for developing cardiovascular disease. The collaboration aims to bring forth a new precision medicine approach to predict and treat complex polygenic diseases. OpenDNA has completed validation studies showing 85% accuracy in predicting heart attacks. Mayo Clinic has a financial interest in the technology and will use any revenue to support its not-for-profit mission.
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