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Tamara Limber, Lurie Children’s fellow, is developing a pediatric sepsis-detection device
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Tamara Limber, a Kobe Curie Fellow at Anne & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, described work to build a medical device that uses machine learning to detect sepsis in children and said her research and background aim to reduce health-care disparities in underserved communities.
Tamara Limber, a Kobe Curie Fellow at Anne & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, said she is working on a medical device to detect sepsis in children. Limber described a research background in biomedical engineering and public health that she said informs the project.
Limber said her PhD research used machine learning to detect when a person with opioid use disorder or low blood volume is at risk of a…
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