Podcast: Identifying The 80% Of Undiagnosed And Misdiagnosed Patients

Vibhor Gupta, director and founder of Pangaea Data, talks to In Vivo about the value of identifying the 80% of patients with undiagnosed or misdiagnosed conditions, and how his company is addressing this need.

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Pangaea Data uses unsupervised AI to comb through over 500 million patient records from a network of data partners to find undiagnosed ones, in a privacy compliant manner.

In this episode, Vibhor Gupta, director and founder of Pangaea Data, talks to In Vivo about his company's platform, successes to date, collaborations and the importance of marrying AI with physician expertise. 

Timestamps: 

10 seconds - Introduction

1:05 - Vibhor's story and the history of Pangaea

2:45 - Pangaea's platform, finding undiagnosed patients and case studies

7:00 - What data are shared and how privacy is maintained

10:25 - Collaboration with Microsoft and other cloud providers and connecting to pharma and health care companies

12:05 - Impacts of AI developments on the Pangaea platform and "activating patients" with large language models

13:55 - Harmonizing AI with human expertise 

16:40 - The role of pharma in getting the word out about Pangaea's diagnostic platform 

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