Stony Brook Medicine uses new AI software to diagnose heart disease
News 12 photojournalist Brian Endres shows how doctors use Heartflow Plaque Analysis software to better understand what each patient needs.
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May 28, 2025, 10:10 PM
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2ds agoArtificial intelligence is helping doctors at Stony Brook Medicine diagnose heart disease.
News 12 photojournalist Brian Endres shows how doctors use Heartflow Plaque Analysis software to better understand what each patient needs.
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