For many, the idea of artificial intelligence in medicine incites trepidation. But what if AI could be used to preempt disease? What if it could find patients at risk of heart disease before they become ill or seek care? Learn how Fatima Rodriguez, MD, MPH, a preventive cardiologist and researcher, is using this technology to analyze existing imaging data to find patients at risk of heart disease, and then deliver subsequent—and often lifesaving—preventive care. Dr. Rodriguez’ work targets diverse populations most affected by cardiovascular disease, patients who remain underserved in the current health care system. Part of Stanford Medicine's event Frontiers in Medicine 2023: frontiersinmedicine.stanford.edu.
Fatima Rodriguez, MD, MPH
Associate Professor of Medicine–Cardiovascular MedicineSection Chief, Preventive CardiologyFaculty Affiliate, Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
