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Proud of 🇨🇦-based @hellobluedot and Dr. Socorro Lupisan for highlighting the impactful work of the @ASEAN BioDiaspora Virtual Centre!
Supported by Canada's Mitigation of Biological Threats Program, strengthening health-security capacities across the ASEAN region!
Dr. Socorro Lupisan, former project manager at @ASEAN's BioDiaspora Virtual Centre (BVC), highlighted how they leveraged our intelligence to deliver accurate, timely information and uphold public trust — playing a key role in supporting the region.
Watch: hubs.la/Q030wpBZ0
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An exciting time for surveillance! Fascinating #GPPS2024 session moderated by @IfedayoTiffy on new cutting edge tools for surveillance!
Thanks @BhadeliaMD, @johnbrownstein, Kamran Khan @hellobluedot, @SihamElhamoumi & Prof Barrel-Netto for driving #CollaborativeSurveillance
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Read how #AI is promising a better – and faster – way to monitor the world for emerging health threats: uoft.me/sentinel #UofT
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Replying to @JannineKrish
@JannineKrish, VP of Marketing at @hellobluedot, a leader in #healthtech, takes us through ways to mix #wellness and indulgence in Toronto.
With ~40K attendees in town for #CollisionConf, she’s an ideal guide.
Get the full rundown: destinationtoronto.com/meeti…
#MeetinToronto
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This just might be the world’s biggest needle in a haystack: BlueDot, founded by #UofT prof and St. Michael’s Hospital clinician-scientist Kamran Khan, uses #AI to sift through 25,000+ info sources to provide early warnings for disease outbreaks worldwide uoft.me/sentinel
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BlueDot (@hellobluedot) uses #AI to predict and track disease outbreaks. Dr. Kamran Khan, infectious disease physician at St. Michael's Hospital and the startup's founder, talks with @uoft about using AI to monitor medical threats: magazine.utoronto.ca/researc…
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Dr. Kamran Khan, infectious disease physician at St. Michael's Hospital, and founder of @hellobluedot, spoke with @uoftmagazine on how the startup is using #AI to help monitor the world emerging health threats. bit.ly/3wasH6D
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As #H5N1 rapidly extends its reach to new species and geographic areas, its potential threat to both human health and business operations is becoming increasingly evident. Stay on-top of this rapidly evolving situation with the latest insights:
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BlueDot's revolutionary platform, powered by AI, breaks down technical barriers in the realm of infectious disease response.
By leveraging Cohere's cutting-edge AI technology, @hellobluedot has unlocked unprecedented access to real-time global health insights, putting the power of data-driven decisions into the hands of users worldwide.
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Lorsque les gens pensent à l’IA responsable, ils pensent au Canada. Parce que nous sommes la marque la plus fiable en matière d’IA.
Aujourd'hui, je suis fier d'annoncer que plus d'organisations ont décidé de s'engager et de signer notre Code de conduite volontaire sur l’IA.
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When people think about responsible Al, they think about Canada. Because we are the most trusted brand when it comes to Al.
Today, I am proud to announce that more organizations have decided to step up and sign our Voluntary Al Code of Conduct.
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Connecting the dots: Learn how Kamran Khan, CEO of healthtech company @hellobluedot, is leveraging AI and machine learning to help predict the next major outbreak.
marsdd.com/news/how-ai-is-he…
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How #AI is helping to spot the next pandemic @hellobluedot ow.ly/13sj50QcV1G via @marsdd #HealthTech #AITech #RandD #SRED #CanadaTaxCredit #BusinessFunding #CanadaBusiness
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On Tuesday, November 28, 11:00 a.m. ET, @hellobluedot hosts a webinar on mosquito-borne diseases; specifically #malaria, #dengue, and #chikungunya, that will explore the latest trends and impacts on a global scale.
For more info and to register, visit: tinyurl.com/2efz5vmm

ALT A plum-coloured graphic with white text promoting a live panel webinar organized by bluedot on Tuesday, November 28, 11:00 a.m. E T, entitled "Combatting mosquito-borne diseases with AI: Innovations in global health intelligence" featuring panelists Nicole Nazareth, M.Sc., Infectious Disease Surveillance Analyst; Mariana Torres, M.D., Surveillance Manager; and Hernan Acosta, M.D., Medical Science Liaison. Photographs of the three panelists are also included.
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Dr. Andrea Thomas was involved in the development of BlueDot's global infectious diseases event-based surveillance system, which was instrumental in the early detection and monitoring of the COVID-19 pandemic. #PHABCon23
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.@hellobluedot was one of the first organizations to spot COVID-19. The startup, founded by Dr. Kamran Khan, infectious disease physician at St. Michael's Hospital, is using AI to predict upcoming pandemics. Read about their work: thestar.com/business/mars/th…
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Don't miss the latest episode of the Solve for X podcast featuring Kamrah Khan, the esteemed #GGIA2018 laureate. 🎙️
#GGInnovation @MaRSDD @hellobluedot
Are we ready for the next global health emergency? On episode two of our Solve for X podcast, infectious disease physician Kamran Khan emphasizes the complexity of predicting pandemics in a changing world.
@hellobluedot
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How does travel and climate change affect the spread of infectious diseases? How can we harness AI to help predict and plan for the next outbreak?
Subscribe to our Solve for X podcast and find out in our latest episode.
@hellobluedot @manjaselva
marsdd.com/magazine/going-vi…
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Dr. Kamran Khan, infectious disease physician at St. Michael's Hospital, founded @hellobluedot which forecasted the COVID-19 outbreak. Now the company has been featured in @globeandmail as being one of Canada's top growing companies. tgam.ca/3LQArPD






















