Global progress in reducing mortality and morbidity in people who give birth has been
unacceptably slow. In 2020, 223 maternal deaths per 100 000 live births occurred …

Clinical digital twins are virtual representations of patients thatthroughout patient's treatment
course, making them valuable for various applications for predicting patient's treatment …

In their multicentre cohort study, Samantha Piekos and colleagues1 retrospectively
assessed a large cohort of more than 100 000 pregnant patients, comparing those who …

Maternal and neonatal mortality continue to be significant global concerns, with a woman or
newborn dying every 7 s during pregnancy, childbirth, or the early postnatal period (1). The …

There is a move towards greater patient involvement in health care across the world,
supported by rapid improvements in self-monitoring technology and widespread …

Despite a worldwide, strategic, rapid, multi-pronged approach to developing viral-specific
testing, therapeutics, and vaccines as the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic unfolded and its …

In this issue of The Lancet Digital Health, Andrew AS Soltan and colleagues1 address a
major challenge of artificial intelli gence (AI) development through the use of …

Given a set of physiological signals and a selection of clinical history, what is the probability
that a patient in the intensive care unit (ICU) will die either at the hospital or within a few …

In June 2019, WHO and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
convened a meeting to discuss how best to implement digital health for the purpose of …

It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand words, a statement that is also true in the
medical domain. Over the past decade, deep learning algorithms applied to medical …