Health research & technology advancements

Our team of clinicians, researchers, and engineers are all working together to create new AI and discover opportunities to increase the availability and accuracy of health technologies globally, to realize long-term health technology potential.

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Advancing medical AI with Med-Gemini, our family of research models fine-tuned for the medical domain

Our research on Med-Gemini holds the potential to support researchers, developers and specialists in fields like radiology, dermatology, and pathology, changing how complex medical information is synthesized and applied in real-world settings. Learn more

Expanding the power of AI in medicine

We are researching and testing AI models with the goal of helping alleviate the global shortages of physicians, as well as the low access to modern imaging and diagnostic tools in many parts of the world. With improved tech, we hope to increase accessibility and help more patients receive timely and accurate diagnoses and care.

How DeepVariant is improving the accuracy of genomic analysis

Sequencing genomes enables us to identify variants in a person’s DNA that indicate genetic disorders such as an elevated risk for breast cancer. DeepVariant is an open-source variant caller that uses a deep neural network to call genetic variants from next-generation DNA sequencing data.

Improving breast cancer screening with AI

We’re working with clinicians, patients, and partners to help them build an AI system for mammography, which could help radiologists detect breast cancer more accurately, quickly, and consistently.

Discover the latest

Learn more about our most recent developments from Google’s health-related research and initiatives.

How AI Is advancing science and medicine

Google researchers have been exploring ways technologies could help advance the fields of medicine and science, working with scientists, doctors, and others in the field. In this video, we share a few research projects that have big potential.

We are continuously publishing new research in health