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In an AMA study, nearly 63% of physicians reported regular symptoms of burnout – and they are increasingly feeling overwhelmed by documentation burdens and technology solutions that cause more problems than they solve.

The World Health Organization estimates that adherence to long-term therapy for chronic illness in developed countries averages less than 50%.

Research shows that social activities directly impact older adults’ mental and physical wellbeing. But the senior population spans a large range of abilities, healthcare needs and unique personalities.

In this executive brief, we explore how AWS's generative AI solutions can unlock transformative opportunities for your life sciences organization.

In today's rapidly evolving life sciences landscape, generative AI is emerging as a game-changing force, poised to drive unprecedented innovation and break through long-standing barriers. At Amazon Web Services (AWS), we understand the immense potential of this transformative technology and offer tailored solutions to help you harness its power.

What if you could leverage AI to reduce the cost and time to bring a drug to market? What if you could use real-world data to accelerate R&D? What if this was in your reach today? 

For many healthcare organizations (HCOs) working in a cloud environment, data visibility issues can present a challenge to maintaining regulatory compliance. ClearDATA’s CyberHealth™ Platform provides a real-time overview of an HCO’s data landscape, and its automated safeguards and controls with remediation steps enhance data security and compliance in the cloud.

Many healthcare organizations (HCOs) are struggling to both reduce costs and invest in digital transformation amid shrinking margins. However, HCOs can realize both goals by migrating to the cloud and redirecting the savings they realize through cloud migration into funding continued digital transformation.

Children diagnosed with diffuse midline glioma (DMG) or diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) generally have between nine and 11 months left to live. Join Mika Newton, CEO of xCures, and David Frigeri, managing director of healthcare data and analytics at Slalom, as they discuss Slalom’s work with xCures.

While patients expect personalized and convenient experiences from their healthcare providers, clinicians need access to patient data and clinical decision support to accommodate greater patient volumes and mitigate workforce shortages.