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Imagine this scenario: a patient in a primary care office is due for a mental health screening, but the nursing staff aren’t trained in assessment of psychotic disorders, so psychosis is not evaluated.
What if AI had the capability to be part of the screenings, helping to detect psychosis?
Stony Brook University’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences has announced a new graduate program in data science (DAS), which will offer both MS and PhD degree programs in data science beginning in Fall 2023.
When a patient is diagnosed with cancer, a period of fear and confusion inevitably follows. The patient and their doctor may share similar questions: What are the next steps? Which treatment should be pursued? What does the future hold?
With the use of deep learning, artificial intelligence can help address these difficult questions for doctors and patients, and may ultimately help determine a course of action and treatment options, according to the recent study, “Survival Analysis of Localized Prostate Cancer with Deep Learning.”