Microsoft Azure and Johns Hopkins Medicine have partnered to accelerate precision medicine

Healthcare execs think that harnessing AI tools would substantially increase precision medicine’s clinical impact: 62% of healthcare leaders in 2019 (pre-pandemic) indicated that AI for precision medicine would have a high impact in the next five years, per a Center for Connected Medicine survey.

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