From Lab to Life: What AI Tells Us About 'Long Covid'
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Keyla Sá discusses her research on long COVID and the role of AI in identifying its symptoms and patterns.
This summer, we're revisiting the ways that scientists are using artificial intelligence in their health research. Keyla Sá, a researcher at Yale University School of Medicine, discusses her work tracking how long COVID develops and an AI tool that can identify its wide variety of symptoms and patterns. Since this episode originally aired in 2024, researchers are still learning about the ways long COVID continues to affect millions of people.
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Guest: Keyla Sá
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Organizations: Yale University School of Medicine, The Pew Charitable Trusts
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