Mount Sinai researchers are presenting groundbreaking studies on AI applications in respiratory medicine at the ATS 2025 Conference in San Francisco.
Their research focuses on AI models predicting chronic respiratory failure in COPD patients using blood biomarkers and enhancing sleep apnea diagnosis through machine learning.
AI-assisted imaging innovation includes identifying airway obstructions and analyzing adipose tissue changes in OSA patients using PET/MRI imaging.
Genomics research uncovers links between cellular senescence genes and asthma severity, paving the way for targeted therapies.
Mount Sinai's studies also cover rare conditions like spontaneous lung intercostal herniation and the impact of environmental factors on respiratory health.
Their focus extends to systemic lung cancer management, with efforts to improve incidental lung nodule tracking and early cancer detection using AI.
The integration of AI, machine learning, and computational biology drives Mount Sinai's precision respiratory medicine approach.
Their work not only aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy but also influence clinical guidelines and global public health policies in respiratory care.
Mount Sinai's reputation for healthcare innovation and recognition in top hospital rankings underscores its leadership in medical research and clinical excellence.
The ATS 2025 conference serves as a platform for sharing insights that can shape future respiratory research, clinical practices, and AI applications in healthcare.