EMS1 - University of Michigan awarded $5.5M grant to develop AI-driven device for cardiac arrest response
The American Heart Association awarded the money to UM, along with $5 million to the California-based Kaiser Permanente Division of Research, to conduct research that specifically explores ways AI can be used to improve the screening and treatment of cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.
UM researchers get money to use AI in bid to save more patients from heart attacks
The American Heart Association awarded the money to UM, along with $5 million to the California-based Kaiser Permanente Division of Research, to conduct research that specifically explores ways AI can be used to improve the screening and treatment of cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.
Weil Institute researchers awarded $5.5 million for smart CPR device
By capturing and displaying diastolic blood pressure information in real time, INSIGHT-CPR could help rescuers tailor resuscitation strategies to individual cardiac arrest patients.
INSIGHT-CPR: AHA Funding Announcement
The American Heart Association funds scientists at the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research and the University of Michigan to advance the use of artificial intelligence in cardiovascular health care.