Event Invite

🎙️Will AI make us healthier? With Dr. Peter Fleischut & Dr. Pierre Elias
🗓️ Tomorrow, Sept 17 at 2:00 PM ET.

Two diseases have outlasted every generation of medicine we've thrown at them. Heart disease. Sickle cell. For decades, doctors could only catch them once symptoms already showed, often too late to change the outcome.

That's starting to change, inside one hospital system.

Dr. Pierre Elias built EchoNext, an FDA-cleared model that reads a routine 10-second EKG and catches structural heart disease before a patient shows a single symptom. In head-to-head testing against 13 cardiologists, it caught 77% of cases. They caught 64%. Dr. Peter Fleischut runs the machine that turns work like that into standard care, over 120 AI initiatives across NewYork-Presbyterian, plus a gene therapy program pushing sickle cell from lifelong management toward an actual cure.

They're live on Collective[i] Forecast this Thursday, September 17, taking questions.

Here's what I'd ask them: everyone's worried about AI replacing doctors. These two are using it to catch what doctors miss. So what does the job of a physician actually become when the machine sees further than you can?

Can't make it: the recording, plus every past Forecast session, lives on Intelligence.com afterward.

Stephen