Polish Company Develops Artificial Intelligence for IVF. Inspiration Came from a Difficult Diagnosis
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A Polish company is developing artificial intelligence (AI) designed to support the in vitro fertilisation (IVF) procedure. Its founder was once told by doctors that she would never be able to have children. This experience became the inspiration for creating the business.
Today the company helps prospective mothers who are trying to conceive through IVF. The artificial intelligence is intended to support the infertility treatment process, for example by analysing medical information. As a result, patients and doctors can better plan the next stages of therapy.
In Poland, IVF is a very important and frequently debated topic. Many couples use this procedure, but the process can be long, emotionally difficult and costly. That is why the development of new technologies in reproductive medicine attracts great interest.
The story of this company shows that a personal experience can lead to the creation of a new project. More information about the company's operations and its plans can be found in the full article on the Forbes portal.
Sources: Forbes
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