Shutdown in Kashmir Valley after civilian killings
A complete shutdown is being observed in Kashmir Valley on Friday in the wake of killing of two local militants and two civilians in the Pulwama encounter on Thursday.Several separatist leaders, including Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Yasin Malik, were placed under house arrest.A Hurriyat spokesman said the police disallowed the Mirwaiz to step out of his Srinagar residence. The Mirwaiz was scheduled to address the Friday congregation at Jamia Masjid.All shops, schools, petrol pumps and offices were shut since the morning. A shutdown call was jointly issued by separatist leaders.The strike call also impacted the inter-state railway services as the authorities suspended the services for security reasons.Meanwhile, tension prevailed in restive Pulwama as extra forces were deployed to prevent protests. Four people, including two Lashkar-e-Toiba militants and two civilians, were killed in the encounter on Thursday.In north Kashmir’s Bandipora, hundreds of locals attended the funeral prayers of slain Hizbul Mujahideen Mushtaq Seer, who was killed in a brief encounter in the district on Thursday evening.
South Korea’s LG Display Co Ltd said on Monday it would focus investment on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays, betting on the next-generation technology to steer it clear of price wars and ahead of the competition.Through 2018, LG Display plans to put at least 10 trillion won ($8.47 billion) primarily into OLED displays for large products such as TVs, and flexible screens for smartphones and wearables. It will seek to expand OLED applications to signage and automobiles, and allocate some spending to premium liquid crystal display (LCD) products, the firm said in a statement.LG Display and sister firm LG Electronics Inc have been the biggest proponents of OLED, which boasts improved color rendition and power consumption. The world’s top LCD maker hopes early investment in OLED will help it dominate when the technology becomes mainstream.LG Display shares have fallen 34 per cent this year, touching levels not seen since 2012 as investors see a future comprising sluggish LCD growth and profit-squeezing price wars with Chinese rivals. OLED, however, offers a market worth $28.3 billion by 2022 from $8.7 billion in 2014, said researcher DisplaySearch.OLED is being increasingly adopted for premium smartphones and smartwatches, such as models from Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Apple Inc. But prices of goods sporting large, high profit margin OLED screens such as TVs are still far higher than comparable LCD products.A 55-inch OLED ultra-high definition curved TV made by LG Electronics was on sale for $4,999 on Amazon.com Inc’s U.S. shopping site, marked down from $5,499.99. A comparable LCD set made by Samsung was priced $2,497.99, down from $3,999.99.advertisementSamsung, the world’s biggest TV maker, has said OLED is still too expensive to produce for TVs.As the two LG companies are the only major players pushing the technology for TVs, analysts and investors are skeptical whether they can by themselves create the economies of scale necessary to bring down prices enough for mass market adoption.
India has been participating in the Olympics from the year 1900 and since then, it has won a total number of 28 medals. The first athletic to have won a Olympic medal was Norman Pritchard in the men’s 200 metres sprinting event.Let’s know all the great Indians who made India shine bright in the world: Interested in General Knowledge and Current Affairs? Click here to stay informed and know what is happening around the world with our G.K. and Current Affairs section.To get more updates on Current Affairs, send in your query by mail to education.intoday@gmail.com
Continue Reading Previous How embedded projects run into trouble: Jack’s Top Ten – Number SevenNext Portwell: extremely flexible industrial monitors in 12 variants Syslogic will showcase its portfolio of EN50155 certified railway computers at InnoTrans. The robust railway computers are used in rolling stock applications as well as for tunnel and route monitoring. Common to all railway computers is their durability, robustness and long-lasting availability.Syslogic offers a complete range of industrial computers and HMI systems specifically designed and manufactured for railway applications. Common to all rolling stock computers is the approval to use them at temperatures ranging from -40 to + 85 °C at the component level. Thus, the railway computers meet standard EN50155, class TX. In addition, the railway computers include impressive features such as a power failure bypass up to 10 milliseconds (EN50155, class S2) and wide range inputs for DC voltage between 16.8 and 154 volts.Thanks to its GPS and LTE, GSM and UMTS functions, the railway computers can also be used as an IoT gateway. The connection to typical railway BUS systems, such as real-time Ethernet, TCN, WTB, ProfiNET or MVB, occurs via optional expansion cards, which are easy to integrate. The railway computers feature dead reckoning navigation and a motion sensor. To prevent potential hacker attacks on the hardware side, the devices can be equipped with a Trusted Platform Module.Besides traditional in-vehicle computers, Syslogic also offers with the Compact M series Box PCs for off-train applications. The fanless Box Pcs come with E3825 or E3845 processors from Intel Atom (Bay Trail), which makes them perfectly suitable for continuous operation (24/7). They are frequently used for traffic or tunnel monitoring and to report track availability.The embedded PCs boast a particularly sturdy build and a unique interface pinout. The devices include CAN, USB, RS232 and RS485 interfaces. They can also be equipped with up to five ethernet interfaces. Upon request, Syslogic can integrate EtherCAT master stacks into the Linux operating system. This allows customers to use the Compact M industrial computer directly as an EtherCAT controller.Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInMoreRedditTumblrPinterestWhatsAppSkypePocketTelegram Tags: Boards & Modules 
TagsTransfersLoan MarketAbout the authorPaul VegasShare the loveHave your say DONE DEAL: Yeovil sign Chelsea defender Grant and Bournemouth winger Dobreby Paul Vegas9 months agoSend to a friendShare the loveLeague Two side Yeovil Town have signed Chelsea defender Josh Grant and Bournemouth winger Alex Dobre on loan for the rest of the season.Grant, 20, has made four appearances for Chelsea’s Under-21 side in the Checkatrade Trophy this term, but has yet to appear for the senior side.”Josh is powerful, athletic and has a good personality,” Yeovil boss Darren Way told the club’s official website.Romania Under-21 player Dobre, 20, was on loan at Bury and Rochdale last term.”I’d like to thank Eddie Howe for allowing an international talent to continue his development with us,” Way said. 
Ashes 2019: Ben Stokes’ life will change forever, says Ian BothamFormer England cricketer Ian Botham described Ben Stokes as the “Special One” and said the big-hitting all-rounder’s desire to succeed in the longest format was a welcome sign.advertisement Next Reuters LondonAugust 27, 2019UPDATED: August 27, 2019 15:24 IST Ben Stokes was unbeaten on 135 as England won the third Ashes Test. (AP Photo)HIGHLIGHTSBen Stokes remained unbeaten on 135 as England defeated Australia in a thrilling 3rd Ashes TestIan Botham said after Stokes’ life will change after his brilliant knockEngland won the 3rd Ashes with one wicket to keep the series aliveEngland’s Ben Stokes has become a world box-office attraction with his Ashes heroics in the third test against Australia and his life will never be the same again, former all-rounder Ian Botham has said.All-rounder Stokes’ unbeaten 135 at Headingley on Sunday helped the hosts chase down a record target of 359 in dramatic fashion and level the five-match series at 1-1.The 28-year-old’s epic knock evoked memories of Botham’s famous unbeaten century on the same ground in 1981 that sparked an equally unlikely home test triumph and made him an Ashes hero for the ages.”It changed my life overnight. I think Ben’s life will be the same. He will have no private life. He has to get used to that and so do the family,” Botham told the Daily Telegraph here”He is public property but it is a great place to be in for the long term. It will set him up for life. He will reap the rewards which he richly deserves and he is now a world box-office attraction.”Botham, 63, described Stokes as the Special One and said the big-hitting all-rounder’s desire to succeed in the longest format was a welcome sign.”He will play all the T20 leagues but the refreshing thing about it all is he wants to play test cricket and do well in it. That is the ultimate test,” Botham added.Five-day games ebb and flow. We were bowled out for 67 (in the first innings of the third test) and in any other format it’ll be all over. Test cricket gives you room for something extraordinary to happen, and it happened.advertisement”It might take 48 hours to sink in, and he’ll think, I can do it, and I will do it again’. He’s got wood on Australia and I tell you, there’s no better feeling as an England cricketer.”The fourth test begins at Old Trafford on Sept. 4.Also Read | Ben Stokes can play centre-half for us next week: Newcastle United manager Steve BruceAlso Read | I f****ing love Test cricket, don’t care if get fined: Ben StokesAlso SeeFor sports news, updates, live scores and cricket fixtures, log on to indiatoday.in/sports. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for Sports news, scores and updates.Get real-time alerts and all the news on your phone with the all-new India Today app. Download from Post your comment Do You Like This Story? Awesome! Now share the story Too bad. Tell us what you didn’t like in the comments Posted byAnita Jat Tags :Follow Ian BothamFollow Ben StokesFollow Ashes 2019
Story Highlights Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, on Tuesday (September 12), tabled the long-awaited Special Economic Zones (SEZs) Regulations in the House of Representatives. Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, on Tuesday (September 12), tabled the long-awaited Special Economic Zones (SEZs) Regulations in the House of Representatives.The Regulations are intended to drive the SEZs, which are expected to open up significant economic opportunities for Jamaicans in terms of employment-generation, manufacturing, small-business development and foreign exchange earnings.The rules do not require any affirmative resolution and will be signed by the relevant Minister to become part of the law.“The players in the industry have been waiting on these to be tabled, so it is important that it doesn’t just pass silently into law, but at least something is said to alert the country and the players that we have now completed a very important part of the framework,” Mr. Holness said.SEZs represent a wide variety of geographically demarcated areas that offer simple and efficient business regulations and procedures for investors.The Special Economic Zones Act, which came into force on August 1, 2016, provides for the designation, promotion, development, operation, and management of the zones, the establishment of aSpecial Economic Zone Authority, and the granting of incentives in order to attract domestic and foreign investments.Prime Minister Holness noted that the Administration is seeking to create a business-friendly environment, with the requisite governance in place.“We have to strike the balance and to ensure the required interconnectivity to drive us forward. It is this relationship among a range of service providers, infrastructure developers, providers of goods and technology and services that will ensure the linkages in our economy, to ensure or growth and job creation success,” he said. The Regulations are intended to drive the SEZs, which are expected to open up significant economic opportunities for Jamaicans in terms of employment-generation, manufacturing, small-business development and foreign exchange earnings. SEZs represent a wide variety of geographically demarcated areas that offer simple and efficient business regulations and procedures for investors.
Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck; and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Carol Palmer, today (October 11), signed a $50.7-million contract for the re-construction of the Kingston and St. Andrew Family Court Attendance Centre.The Centre, which was destroyed by fire on December 30, 2015, will be located at the corner of East and Beeston Streets in downtown Kingston.The contract signing took place during the Ministry of Justice’s Quarterly Press Briefing, held at the Ministry on Constant Spring Road.Mrs. Palmer said that children who are dependent on the resocialisation services of the Kingston and St. Andrew Family Court Attendance Centre have been displaced in their educational pursuits.She expressed the hope that contractor, Contraxx Enterprise Limited, will deliver on their agreement to complete the Centre by January 2019.
Three hundred youth between the ages of 9 and 21 will gather atthe Nova Scotia Agricultural College in Bible Hill on Friday, May6 and Saturday, May 7, to compete in provincial communicationscompetitions and to showcase their speaking skills during the 4-HWeekend. “The communications training that 4-H members receive throughoutthe year builds their self confidence, leadership abilities andpoise,” said Chris d’Entremont, Minister of Agriculture andFisheries. “The calibre of contestants at the provincialcompetition is impressive and the 4-H program has taught themthis valuable life skill.” But communication skills will not be the only ones on display.Weekend activities include the woodsman and square dancingcompetitions, the 4-H Weekend Challenge, and the Nova ScotiaHorse Classic. The 4-H Weekend Challenge tests members’ knowledgeof farm safety, agriculture awareness and the 4-H program. In theNova Scotia Horse Classic, teams of four enrolled in the lighthorse, draft horse or non-horse project, compete in the horsebowl, the marketing competition, horse judging, identificationstations and the horse quiz. The woodsman competition sees teamsof five boys and girls compete in the cross cut saw, swede pulpsaw single and double, and water boiling contests. The squaredance teams include eight young people who compete in modern andcompulsory dance competitions. “4-H Weekend is a great way to kick off the summer program,” saidLiz Crouse, manager, 4-H and Rural Organizations. “It provides anopportunity for 4-H families to get together and view the varietyof technical and communications skills mastered by the membersthroughout the year, and to share plans for the upcoming year.” The highlight of the weekend is 4-H Night in Nova Scotia onSaturday, May 7 at the Cobequid Educational Centre in Truro. Activities during the evening include speeches, demonstrations,entertainment and award presentations. The provincial 4-H hostand hostess — official youth representatives for Nova Scotia’s4-H program — will also be chosen that night. The public is welcome to attend the weekend’s activities. Moreinformation is available on the website at www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/4h/ .
Police are baffled after Newfoundland thieves made off with about 30,000 litres of unbottled iceberg water worth as much as $12,000. The unusual bounty, which was to be used to make vodka, was being stored in a warehouse in Port Union, N.L.The unusual caper calls to mind other industrial thefts that have bewildered businesses and captured Canadians’ attention:– EAST COAST CRUSTACEAN CAPERSThe lucrative fishery on Canada’s East Coast is increasingly known to attract thieves.Police reported 1,200 pounds of lobster were stolen from open pens at pounds in Port Medway, N.S., during the mornings of Dec. 23 and Jan. 1.In July 2016, a trailer carrying frozen lobster was stolen from a plant in Grand Anse, N.B.Earlier that year, 48 crates of premium-grade lobster were taken from an ocean-based pen in an overnight heist on Cape Sable Island, N.S.– THE BLUEBERRY BANDITHamilton police said a “blueberry bandit” made off in 2017 with a refrigerated tractor-trailer containing around $100,000 worth of the berries and other fruit.Police sent out a tweet asking “Have you seen these berries?” and urging anyone with information to contact investigators.The truck was later discovered without the trailer and fruit.– THE MAPLE SYRUP HEISTThe now-infamous, uber-Canadian crime made international headlines after 2,700 tonnes of syrup valued at $18 million were stolen from a Saint-Louis-de-Blandford, Que., warehouse between 2011 and 2012.The investigation was launched after it was discovered the thieves drained the barrels of their sweet syrup and replaced the contents with water.A jury convicted three men in the theft in 2016.– THE MISSING MONTREAL TOONIE TRUCKIn July 1996, thieves entered a Montreal railyard in broad daylight and drove off with a tractor-trailer carrying $3 million in toonies.At the time, the Royal Canadian Mint called it the biggest theft of coins in Canada’s history.The abandoned vehicle was later found without the 1.5 million coins inside.– THE HAMILTON LETTUCE THEFTHamilton asked the public to “romaine calm” after the 2017 theft of $45,000 worth of lettuce.Investigators were on the lookout for the stolen truck and tractor trailer containing the greens.Police said the truck was driven to Toronto, where it was abandoned without the trailer or the sizable salad.The Canadian Press
Leagold Mining Corp reports that an updated feasibility study has been completed by independent consultants, RPA Inc., for its Santa Luz project in Brazil that incorporates project optimizations and updated capital and operating cost estimates. Highlights from the Updated Feasibility Study include:Capital cost to complete and re-start the mine of $82 million, including $12.3 million of working capital and first fillsProven and Probable open pit mineral reserves of 28.2 Mt at 1.39 g/t Au containing 1.26 MozGold production of 1.06 Moz over an 11-year mine life at AISC of $856/ozAfter-tax cash flow of $302 million, using $1,200/oz gold priceStrong economics: IRR of 47% and NPV5% of $149 millionOperating plan includes an initial period with a significantly reduced open pit strip ratio (Phase 1 of LOM).Leagold CEO Neil Woodyer commented: “We are making good progress with the integration of the three recently acquired operating mines in Brazil, and we have now completed an independent updated feasibility study on the Santa Luz project. The impressive results demonstrate the potential for Santa Luz to be a strong cash flow generator with potential to add over 100,000 oz/y production following a short 10-month construction period. As Santa Luz was a previously operating mine, all major infrastructure is in place and the new construction is mostly limited to retrofitting the plant for gold recovery using resin versus carbon.“Furthermore, we have designed the Santa Luz mine plan to include a phased open pit mining schedule. This mine schedule starts with a low-strip ratio pit design that is included within the full mine plan, which allows for future decision points that may also include further upside potential from underground mining. With a high IRR and low costs, Santa Luz is a very attractive project.“A key next step for Leagold is completion of our site-wide review of Los Filos mine in Mexico, with several studies nearing completion related to the Bermejal underground mine, a potential CIL plant, and an enlarged Los Filos open pit mine plan. Completion of these studies and their integration into a site wide long-term plan for Los Filos is anticipated for the end of 2018, so we can then determine our preferred capital allocation priorities.”
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) – Firefighters worked to determine the source of light smoke at a high-rise building in Fort Lauderdale.Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue crews responded to reports of a first-alarm fire at the seven-floor office building along Southeast Sixth Street and Andrews Avenue, around 8 p.m., Friday.Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters discovered light smoke coming from multiple floors.Fire officials subsequently determined the smoke was caused by some kind of mechanical failure in the building.No active fire was found at the scene.No injuries were reported.Copyright 2019 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Story Links She earned her bachelor’s degree in finance in May 2019 and carried a 4.0 cumulative GPA. The University of Louisville’s Celene Funke was selected to the 2019 Google Cloud Academic All-America® Division I first team. She becomes the first two-time Academic All-America selection in program history.Funke (Carmel, Ind.) takes home her second straight Academic All-America honors. She finished her junior season with a team-best 48 runs and stood second with a .324 batting average and 29 stolen bases. Additionally, the speedy centerfielder led the nation and holds Louisville’s single-season record with 13 triples. Funke was named a Google Cloud Academic All-District® All-America third team selection in 2018. The 2019 Google Cloud Academic All-America® Division I Softball Teams feature 21 members with a 4.0 GPA and 31 members with at least a 3.90 GPA as either undergraduate or graduate student-athletes. The 12 members on the first team have an average GPA of 3.99. Print Friendly Version
Serverless architecture is an event-driven cloud computing model in which computing resources are provided as scalable cloud services. A fixed and recurring cost was charged for the server’s computing resources in traditional computing regardless of the amount of computing work performed by the server. However, serverless computing deployment has overcome this shortcoming, as it allows customers to pay only for service usage, and there is no hidden cost charged associated with idle, down-time. The serverless architecture relies on functions, where developers further segment their applications into small and stateless chunks, which they can execute without any context regarding the underlying server.Download Sample Copy @ https://www.bigmarketresearch.com/request-sample/3201237?utm_source=ANIL-HTNTop Market Players: Alibaba Group, Amazon Web Services, Google LLC, IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Oracle Corporation, Platform9 Systems, Inc., Rackspace Inc., Tibco Software, and TwilioRapid growth of the app development market along with shift from DevOps toward serverless computing and rise in need to eliminate server management are some major drives of the market. Several benefits of serverless computing such as enhanced scalability, reduced costs, more flexibility, and quicker time to release boost the adoption of this technology among organizations. However, certain issues associated with third-party APIs such as security & compliance concerns, lock-in problems, and other architectural complexities are expected to hinder the growth of the market. On the contrary, rise in IoT-based devices adoption and high growth of cloud-based services are expected to present major opportunities for the market growth during the forecast period.The global serverless architecture market is segmented based on deployment model, application, organization size, industry vertical, and region. Depending on deployment model, the market is divided into public cloud and private cloud. Based on application, it is segmented into real-time file/stream processing, web application development, IoT backend, and others. On the basis of organization size, it is bifurcated into large enterprises and SMEs. By industry vertical, it is classified into, BFSI, IT & telecom, healthcare, manufacturing, media & entertainment, public sector, retail & e-commerce, and others. Region wise, it is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA.Avail Discount on Report @ https://www.bigmarketresearch.com/request-for-discount/3201237?utm_source=ANIL-HTNTable of ContentsChapter 1: introductionChapter 2: executive summaryChapter 3: market overviewChapter 4: Serverless Architecture market, by componentChapter 5: Serverless Architecture market, by type of Serverless ArchitectureChapter 6: Serverless Architecture market, by functionChapter 7: Serverless Architecture market, by end userChapter 8: Serverless Architecture market, by regionChapter 9: company profilesAbout Us:Big Market Research has a range of research reports from various publishers across the world. Our database of reports of various market categories and sub-categories would help to find the exact report you may be looking for.We are instrumental in providing quantitative and qualitative insights on your area of interest by bringing reports from various publishers at one place to save your time and money. A lot of organizations across the world are gaining profits and great benefits from information gained through reports sourced by us.Contact us:Mr. Abhishek Paliwal5933 NE Win Sivers Drive, #205, Portland,OR 97220 United StatesDirect: +1-971-202-1575Toll Free: +1-800-910-6452E-mail: help@bigmarketresearch.com
News | Electronic Medical Records (EMR) | August 01, 2019 DrChrono Teams With DeepScribe to Automate Medical Note Taking in EHR DrChrono Inc. and DeepScribe announced a partnership so medical practices using DrChrono EHR can use artificial… read more News | Radiology Business | August 01, 2019 Philips Completes Acquisition of Carestream Health’s HCIS Business … read more News | PACS | August 09, 2019 Lake Medical Imaging Selects Infinitt for Multi-site RIS/PACS Infinitt North America will be implementing Infinitt RIS (radiology information system)/PACS (picture archiving and… read more June 27, 2016 — IBM announced it has formed a Watson Health medical imaging collaborative, a global initiative comprised of more than fifteen leading health systems, academic medical centers, ambulatory radiology providers and imaging technology companies. The collaborative aims to bring cognitive imaging into daily practice to help doctors address breast, lung and other cancers; diabetes; eye health; brain disease; and heart disease and related conditions, such as stroke.Members of the collaborative plan to put Watson to work to extract insights from previously ‘invisible’ unstructured imaging data and combine that with a broad variety of data from other sources. In doing so, the efforts may help physicians make personalized care decisions relevant to a specific patient while building a body of knowledge to benefit broader patient populations. This information may include data from electronic health records, radiology and pathology reports, lab results, doctors’ progress notes, medical journals, clinical care guidelines and published outcomes studies.Foundational members for the collaborative include Agfa HealthCare, Anne Arundel Medical Center (Md.), Baptist Health South Florida, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Hologic Inc., ifa systems AG, inoveon, Radiology Associates of South Florida, Sentara Healthcare, Sheridan Healthcare, Topcon, UC San Diego Health, University of Miami Health System, University of Vermont Health Network and vRad, as well as Merge Healthcare, an IBM company. As the work of the collaborative evolves Watson’s rationale and insights will evolve, informed by the latest combined wisdom of these organizations. Initial plans include training Watson and evaluating potential new offerings in a variety of patient care environments ranging from stand-alone ambulatory settings to integrated health delivery networks. The aim in doing so is to gather data based on diverse real-world experience and to share findings to inform how the medical community might reduce operational and financial inefficiencies, improve physician workflows, and adopt a patient-focused approach to improving patient care and outcomes. Further, medical experts could determine how to integrate Watson into the existing health IT systems of the imaging technology companies in the collaborative. For example, integrating with electronic health records and picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) to deliver cognitive insights to providers within existing clinical workflows.“There is strong potential for systems like Watson to help to make radiologists more productive, diagnoses more accurate, decisions more sound and costs more manageable,” said Nadim Michel Daher, a medical imaging and informatics analyst for Frost & Sullivan. “This is the type of collaborative initiative needed to produce the real-world evidence and examples to advance the field of medical imaging and address patient care needs across large and growing disease states.”Recent studies reveal that inadequate, unnecessary, uncoordinated, and inefficient care and suboptimal business processes eat up at least 35 percent — and maybe over 50 percent — of the more than $3 trillion the United States spends annually on healthcare. That suggests more than $1 trillion is being squandered. Watson Health aims to help healthcare professionals improve care and reduce waste by enabling enhanced utilization of medical imaging data and providing cognitive offerings and services that support a doctor’s ability to make tailored medical recommendations personalized to each patients’ unique needs.Members of the collaborative are expected to team with Watson Health cognitive computing experts to train Watson on cardiovascular disease, eye health and other conditions using data provided by the members of the collaborative or from population-based disease registries, which house millions of de-identified cases from around the world. To help create new solutions powered by Watson, the industry members of the collaborative could integrate Watson into their workflow systems or image management software.For example, members of the collaborative could train Watson to detect cardiovascular disease early and identify commonly overlooked heart health conditions such as congestive heart failure or myocardial infarction (heart attack). For early disease detection, Watson could be trained to analyze and ‘score’ a coronary angiogram (a video image of a beating heart) for physician review. This score, commonly known as a SYNTAX score, is one factor used by physicians to decide to refer a patient with coronary artery disease to a minimally invasive stent procedure or a coronary artery bypass graft procedure. In regard to commonly overlooked heart conditions, Watson could be trained to identify congestive heart failure early by ‘learning’ how patients’ hearts are likely to start failing and then monitoring disease progression. Further, Watson could aid physicians in discerning chest pain likely to indicate a future heart attack from chest pain related to a different health condition. Chest pain is a leading reason people visit a hospital emergency room each year, yet of the estimated 7 million people with chest pain who make it to an emergency room (ER), as much as 2 percent may suffer a heart attack at home after a hospital discharge because signs of imminent heart attack were missed.For more information: www.ibm.com/watson FacebookTwitterLinkedInPrint分享 Sponsored Content | Case Study | Radiation Dose Management | August 13, 2019 The Challenge of Pediatric Radiation Dose Management Radiation dose management is central to child patient safety. 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