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Houston organization names 10 most promising life sciences startups

New York-based Droice Labs, is an artificial intelligence and big data company matches patients to therapies and delivers personalized medicine at scale while reducing costs.

“Our cutting-edge technology seamlessly integrates into clinical workflows, and we continue to evolve unique and powerful applications for our clients and the patients they serve,” reads the company’s website.

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Healthcare Startups At The Center Of Data-Driven Pandemic Response

Healthcare startups are challenging longtime industry practices and assumptions, transforming everything from patient care to organizational efficiencies. Here’s how two entrepreneurs that recently participated in the latest healthcare-focused accelerator program at SAP.iO Foundry New York viewed their respective missions to help patients and providers in a vastly changed healthcare landscape.

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AI Is Top Game-Changing Technology In Healthcare Industry

With machine learning, healthcare professionals can organize that information to better understand the disease of every patient and reach them faster with interventions that improve their lives. It’s an amazing feeling when you talk with someone who’s recovered from an illness because they received the right care.

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Droice part of startups selected to partner with providers at HealthTech Arkansas

The HealthTech Arkansas accelerator program announced its new cohort of six early-stage healthcare companies chosen to launch pilot projects at nine area hospitals and health systems. The nine providers involved in the accelerator are Arkansas Heart Hospital, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Arkansas Urology, Baptist Health, CHI St. Vincent and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, all headquartered in Little Rock, along with Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy, Fayetteville, Ark.-based Washington Regional Medical Center and Conway (Ark.) Regional.

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Droice selected to Philips HealthWorks 2019 Global Program in Patient Monitoring and Patient Care Analytics

Philips HealthWorks selected 15 top companies from around the world to join their 2019 Global Program focused on accelerating breakthrough innovation in Patient Monitoring and Patient Care Analytics. The program aims to identify, validate and shape collaboration opportunities between the selected companies and Philips through access to expertise and support from Philips’ experts and their innovation ecosystem partners.