Microsoft partnered with Apollo to create an AI system in cardiology

Microsoft announced the expansion of the Microsoft Intelligent Network for eye care (MINE). The company has now partnered with Apollo Hospitals to create an AI-focused network in cardiology. 

This is part of Microsoft Healthcare NExT to accelerate innovation through artificial intelligence and cloud computing.

The partnership between Microsoft and Apollo will work to develop and deploy new machine learning models to predict patient risk for heart disease and assists doctors on treatment plans. 

The team is already working on an AI-powered Cardio API (application program interface) platform.

This union will be a major step in the journey towards providing accessible healthcare to everyone.

Microsoft Intelligent Network for Eyecare is a consortium of eye care providers, led by L V Prasad Eye Institute and include Bascom Palmer - University of Miami, Flaum Eye Institute - University of Rochester (USA), Federal University of Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Brien Holden Vision Institute (Australia).

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