Cardiovascular Blind Spots and How Cleerly Is Changing the Game
In The Future of Medicine Podcast, Aaron Wenzel, MD, and Jennifer Justus, MSN, APRN, FNP-C dive into how Cleerly has revolutionized their ability to...
It’s American Heart Month, and Cleerly, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to change the way we diagnose cardiovascular disease is keeping busy.
Dr. James Min, founder and CEO of Cleerly, joins us on this episode of Let’s Talk Medtech for a riveting discussion about cardiovascular disease during American Heart Month.
Omar Ford | Feb 11, 2022
Dr. James, “Jim” Min, founder and CEO of Cleerly, joins us on this episode of Let's Talk Medtech for a discussion about American Heart Month and the company’s goals over the next few months.
Cleerly’s technology was born out of research from the Dalio Institute for Cardiovascular Imaging at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medicine and uses non-invasive coronary (CT) angiography to perform comprehensive coronary artery phenotyping through AI-enabled and FDA-cleared solutions.
This technology is based on millions of annotated lab images used to build more than two dozen algorithms capable of quantifying and characterizing the presence, extent, severity, and type of coronary artery disease and other cardiovascular disorders. Read full article HERE.
In The Future of Medicine Podcast, Aaron Wenzel, MD, and Jennifer Justus, MSN, APRN, FNP-C dive into how Cleerly has revolutionized their ability to...
Inside Precision Medicine features our Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Udo Hoffmann, on how AI has changed CT imaging and the TRANSFORM trial that may...
Selected from more than 10,000 private healthcare companies, Cleerly is named one of CB Insight’s Digital Health 50 based on R&D, Mosaic scores,...
Cleerly 2.2.0 includes UX updates and three high-value tools to better evaluate heart disease. Read on to see more from the article by Dicardiology. ...
In this interview, Cleerly Founder and CEO, James Min, MD, shares how despite advances in cardiology, most heart attacks occur without warning....
Only a few months after it emerged from stealth and burst onto the medtech scene, Cleerly is already living up to its name.