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BloodGPT is an AI-powered platform for diagnostic laboratories and clinics that integrates seamlessly into existing workflows, interpreting blood test results in seconds with 99.99% accuracy. It was founded in 2024 by Vasilii Lazuka, Nikita Udovichenko and Nata Savaścienka, together with a team of healthcare, AI, and entrepreneurship experts. BloodGPT is set to tackle physician burnout, address staffing shortages, and improve access to care. The company’s mission-driven approach and experienced leadership team are shaping the future of AI in healthcare, driving innovation while improving operational efficiency, supporting clinicians and improving patient access.
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I discovered bloodgpt after attending websummit and I am amazing by the functions and the sophisticated layout. I uploaded all my previous tests and I especially liked the trend analysis. Amazing project with a lot of potential aswell.
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