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Monday, 05 Jul 2021 01:11 PM MYT
BY ARIF ZIKRI
Daiyan Trisha is delighted to start her weekly volunteering duty at a local vaccination centre (PPV). Picture courtesy of Instagram/ Daiyan Trisha
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KUALA LUMPUR, July 5 Malaysian singer and songwriter Daiyan Trisha was delighted to start her weekly volunteering duty at a local vaccination centre (PPV) yesterday.
Daiyan shared snippets of her first day volunteering at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)’s PPV via her Instagram.
“Started my PPV weekly volunteering today,” Daiyan captioned her post.
“I’ve been wanting to volunteer since May so I’m really glad I finally got to do this and be a helping hand! I’ll be around the next few weeks as well.
Credit: Qure.ai
Indian startup Qure.ai last week announced the company s separate partnerships to have its AI-powered software used for screening various diseases such as COVID-19 and tuberculosis.
It teamed up with Fujifilm Corporation to equip the brand s smart radiograph system with artificial intelligence, while it also partnered with AstraZeneca Malaysia to use its AI diagnostics software to support the early detection of lung cancer in Malaysia.
WHY IT MATTERS
Qure.ai brings qXR, its deep-learning AI technology software, to Fujifilm s portable X-ray FDR Xair system, enabling the device to analyse radiographs and detect abnormal findings within seconds. The integration of the AI software into the device was made possible through an image processing box called Expansion Unit EX-Mobile.