Doctors want to use IBM's supercomputer to diagnose health conditions Marburg Hospital's Centre for the Rare and Undiagnosed Diseases is using the cognitive computing system to solve some of the most complex medical cases.

Doctors want to use IBM's supercomputer to diagnose health conditions

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Doctors want to use IBM's supercomputer to diagnose health conditions
1:15 / November 8, 2016

Marburg Hospital's Centre for the Rare and Undiagnosed Diseases is using the cognitive computing system to solve some of the most complex medical cases.

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