A number of other leading organizations are involved in the project, including Zebra Medical, Aidoc and Qure.ai, along with the Israeli firm's collaborative partner USARAD.
The breathing troubles many people experience may also be caused by the virus entering the respiratory centers of the brain, University of Washington Medicine researchers explained.
Alzheimer's remains a leading cause of mortality in people over 65, with deaths more than doubling over the past two decades, radiologists explained recently.
The college is testing its federated learning infrastructure across seven sites in hopes of creating a robust final model that reliably works across all settings.
“While complications in the brain are rare, they are an increasingly reported and potentially devastating consequence of COVID-19 infection," imaging experts warned.