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🍼 AI Births Babies, Beats Cancer—Shocking Truth : Issue # 44

🍼 AI Births Babies, Beats Cancer—Shocking Truth : Issue # 44

Plus: 🫁 AI Spots Lung Cancer with 93% Precision

April 14, 2025

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AIHealthTech Insider: Issue #44

14th April, 2025

Buckle up, health tech fans! AI’s stealing the show—slicing through surgeries, catching sneaky cancers, and morphing your phone into a health wizard. From robotic baby-making to sign language sorcery, these breakthroughs scream one thing: AI’s running the healthcare game.

Dive into the action 👇

1. AI Makes IVF History: Robotic Fertilization

A baby boy was born using a fully AI-driven ICSI procedure—no human hands needed! Conceivable Life Sciences’ system aced all 23 steps, picking and injecting sperm with laser precision from 3,700 km away. Four of five eggs fertilized, one became a healthy embryo.

A robotic arm performing an intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedure in a high-tech fertility lab. The robot is precisely injecting a sperm cell into an egg inside a transparent container, while a futuristic monitor displays detailed biological and AI analysis of the fertilization process.

Source: Ideogram 3.0 / TheAIHealthTech Insider

Why It Matters: IVF’s gone sci-fi. AI’s pinpoint accuracy could redefine fertility care.

👉 Source: Medical Express

2. AI Detects Lung Cancer with 93% Accuracy

A tailor-made CNN from Prince Sultan and Menoufia Universities nails lung cancer detection on CT scans with 93.06% accuracy. Using Grad-CAM heatmaps, it explains every call, spotting squamous cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma, and more, outperforming ResNet and VGG.

A close-up of a tablet displaying an AI-generated lung CT scan with highlighted tumor areas. The screen shows adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma detections with performance metrics and heatmaps, demonstrating the model’s decision-making transparency in diagnosing lung cancer.

Source: Ideogram 3.0 / TheAIHealthTech Insider

Why It Matters: Transparent, fast, and scalable—this AI could catch cancer early and earn doctors’ trust.

👉 Source: Scientific Reports

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3. AI Diagnoses Rare Eye Cancer

The Multimodal Medical Concept Bottleneck Model (MMCBM) detects uveal melanoma with ophthalmologist-level precision. Built on 750+ Asian patient scans, it explains its reasoning, boosting less-experienced doctors’ accuracy by 42%.

A female doctor wearing smart glasses analyzes a holographic display showing diagnostic data for uveal melanoma. The interface includes detailed eye imagery and concept scores, illustrating how AI models like MMCBM support rare disease diagnosis with explainable outputs.

Source: Ideogram 3.0 / TheAIHealthTech Insider

Why It Matters: Rare diseases meet their match. This teachable AI could transform diagnostics globally.

👉 Full study: Nature Communications

4. Paralyzed Man Controls Robotic Arm with Thoughts

A stroke-paralyzed man moved a robotic arm using only his brain, thanks to UC San Francisco’s AI-powered brain-computer interface. Stable for seven months, it adapts to brain shifts, letting him grab blocks and fetch cups.

A man in a wheelchair uses a brain-computer interface headset to control a robotic arm that helps him pick up a cup. Blue neural interface graphics indicate brain signal transmission, demonstrating how AI interprets thoughts to control assistive devices in real time.

Source: Ideogram 3.0 / TheAIHealthTech Insider

Why It Matters: A game-changer for paralysis, restoring independence one thought at a time.

👉Source: University of California San Francisco

5. AI-Powered Sign Language Translator

Florida Atlantic University’s AI translates ASL to text with 98.2% accuracy using a webcam. MediaPipe tracks hand keypoints, YOLOv11 classifies letters, and a 130,000-image dataset ensures it works anywhere, anytime.