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From: geb@cadre.ARPA (Gordon E. Banks)
Newsgroups: net.med
Subject: Re: Computer Applications in Medicine
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Date: Wed, 31-Jul-85 09:14:34 EDT
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In article <1818@aecom.UUCP> werner@aecom.UUCP (Craig Werner) writes:
>
>	If anyone on the net has heard of, has used, or has written any
>interesting computer/medical application, I would be interested in hearing
>about it.
>
Every year there is a symposium called SCAMC which publishes a
proceedings over 1000 pages long solely on this subject.  This
is one of several conferences on the subject each year.  Some of
the best programs (AI) often don't present at SCAMC.  There are
also two good journals on the subject.  The names are similar
(computers in biomedicine, or biomedical research), but the one 
edited by Homer Warner is the best.  Several laboratories, including
ours, are devoted entirely to AI in medicine applications.