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Retinal Imaging, Algorithm Predicts Cardiovascular Disease Events
MDalert | November, 2023 A deep learning algorithm that utilizes retinal images, Reti-CVD predicts cardiovascular disease (CVD) events in prediabetic and diabetic patients, according to research presented at the AHA Scientific Sessions 2023 in Philadelphia. Tyler...
Mediwhale: This Innovative AI-Powered Health Diagnostics Company Uses Non-Invasive Retina Scans To Prevent Diseases
Pulse 2.0 | Septemeber 21, 2023 Mediwhale is an AI-empowered health diagnostics company that uses non-invasive retina scans to help prevent heart and kidney diseases. And Mediwhale’s Reti-Intelligence suite of services uses deep learning algorithms to detect disease...
AI Using Retina Scan Improves Kidney Disease Prediction
Specialty Pharmacy Continuum | August 18, 2023 An artificial intelligence tool combined with a noninvasive retinal eye examination can accurately predict the risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD) before symptoms appear, according to a retrospective study published...
AI-Powered Retinal Exam Can Predict Chronic Kidney Disease Risk
AZoRobotics | July 6, 2023 Chronic kidney disease (CKD) can be accurately predicted even before symptoms appear using an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm combined with a non-invasive retinal eye examination, according to a study just published in Nature Partner...
MEDIWHALE WINS ASTRAZENECA’S CKD CHALLENGE FOR INNOVATIVE AI DIAGNOSTIC SOLUTION USING RETINA
Journal of Cyber Policy | June 21, 2023 "Thanks to initiatives like the CKD challenge, we achieve synergies with the entrepreneurial ecosystem, allowing us to unlock the full potential of digital health and improve the lives” — Dr. César Velasco, Director of...
Mediwhale selected for the MedTech Accelerator program
Hospital & Healthcare Management | March 22, 2023 Mediwhale, the AI-empowered health diagnostics company that uses retina scans to diagnose future cardiac and kidney disorder risk quickly and easily, will be heading to the US this month to enter the highly...
AI-powered retina scanning startup Mediwhale raises $9M
TechCrunch | April 19, 2023 Mediwhale co-founder and CEO Kevin Choi discovered that he had lost vision in nearly half of one of his eyes from glaucoma when he was 24, which is rare in young people. “I was devastated and could not believe this was happening to me,”...
Meet Kevin T. Choi, founder and CEO of Mediwhale
Just Entrepreneurs | March 9, 2023 Kevin T. Choi is the founder and CEO of Mediwhale, the AI-powered health diagnostics company that uses retina scans to detect heart and kidney disease risk. At the age of 24, he was diagnosed with glaucoma, losing 40% of his vision....
66 Innovative Medical Imaging Companies to Follow in 2023
Omdena | March 1, 2023 2023 has just started, and here is a list of 66 innovative medical imaging companies that are making a positive impact on society. Introduction Medical imaging has revolutionized the healthcare industry by providing valuable insights into...
Artificial intelligence innovation: Leading companies in ophthalmic imaging system for the healthcare industry
Hospital Management | February 23, 2023 The healthcare industry continues to be a hotbed of innovation, with activity driven by telemedicine, real-time diagnostics, smart hospitals and access to digital therapies, and the growing importance of technologies such as...
Mediwhale Accepted into the 2023 Cohort of StartX Accelerator Program
AZO Robotics | February 16, 2023 Mediwhale, the AI-empowered health diagnostics company that uses retina scans to diagnose future cardiac and kidney disorder risk quickly and easily, announced today it has been accepted into the 2023 cohort of StartX, an exclusive...
A 26-year-old founded a medical startup — the same year he lost almost half his vision
CNBC | January 26, 2023 By Goh Chiew Tong As a rifleman in the Republic of Korea Marine Corps who endured harsh training as part of his national service, Kevin Choi had “no doubt” about the state of his health. “I’ve got quite severe myopia, but I still...