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Microsoft in health and life sciences

Technology plays a pivotal role in enhancing healthcare and advancing life sciences, driving innovations that improve patient care, support clinicians, streamline research and foster better health outcomes. Microsoft’s contributions to the health and life sciences industry span innovations in data and AI to groundbreaking research initiatives that are transforming and empowering clinicians and researchers.

AI in action

Learn how customers and partners are using AI to enhance clinician experiences, improve patient care and ultimately make a positive impact on care outcomes.

A smiling healthcare professional wearing glasses and a badge, standing in a brightly lit room with a colorful display in the background.
A healthcare professional standing in the middle of a busy hospital pharmacy, surrounded by other staff members working quickly in the background.
Two young children smiling and running outdoors on a pathway, surrounded by greenery and sunlight. The child in front has a purple bow in her hair, and the background is blurred slightly, giving a sense of motion and joy.
A person wears safety goggles, a face mask, and blue gloves, closely examining a sample through a microscope in a laboratory.
April 2024

Providence

A healthcare professional uses a transparent touchscreen interface that shows various icons related to healthcare.
April 2024

Veradigm

Doctor holding a tablet in a hospital
November 2023

Providence

A person in full personal protective equipment (PPE), including a face mask, goggles, gloves, and a lab suit, working in a controlled laboratory environment. The individual is handling various liquid-filled vials.
November 2021

Novartis

AI’s impact in health and life sciences

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For every $1 an organization invests in AI, it realizes an average return of $3.5

Happy medical expert reading an e-mail on a computer in the office at hospital.

78% of Stanford Health Care clinicians reported that DAX Copilot expedited clinical notetaking

Doctor and patient in conversation, looking at digital tablet

DAX Copilot saves an average of 5 minutes per clinician, per encounter.

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