Artificial Intelligence for Cardiovascular Care—Part 1: Advances
Pierre Elias(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Thomas M. Maddox(BJC HealthCare), Geoffrey H. Tison(University of California, San Francisco), James P. Pirruccello(University of California, San Francisco), Rohan Khera(Yale University), Francisco López Jiménez(Mayo Clinic), Sneha S. Jain(Palo Alto University), Deepa Kumaraiah(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Michael Randazzo(University of Chicago Medical Center), Andrew J. Einstein(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Girish N. Nadkarni(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Michael Salerno(University of Virginia Health System), Emma Pierson(University of California, Berkeley), Timothy J. Poterucha(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Marco Perez(Palo Alto University), David Ouyang(Tsinghua University), Jennifer N. Avari Silva(Saint Louis University), Robert Avram(Montreal Heart Institute), Vivek T. Natarajan(Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology), Chris Haggerty(Presbyterian Healthcare Services), Ashley Beecy(Presbyterian Healthcare Services)
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