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Clinical trials and research at Ge Medical Systems Information Technologies, INC
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 18 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $13.8 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 18NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (18)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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Affordable AI-enabled point-of-care tool for quick oral cancer checks
A low-cost AI-powered imaging module helps clinicians screen for oral cancer at the point of care, especially in community and resource-limited settings.
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Improving deep brain stimulation with MRI and AI
We use brain scans and artificial intelligence to speed up and personalize deep brain stimulation settings for people getting DBS.
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Point-of-Care AI Image Tool for Early Oral Cancer Detection
A new, affordable AI-powered tool helps frontline clinicians screen for oral cancer early by using a low-cost imaging module at the point of care.
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Low-cost AI imaging to detect mouth cancer early
A portable, affordable AI-enabled imaging tool that screens people for oral (mouth) cancer and helps get those with suspicious findings referred to care quickly.
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Enabling non-invasive imaging to characterize tissue structure in cancer with advanced MRI
Aims to use a advanced MRI technique to image tissue microstructure non-invasively so doctors can better diagnose and guide treatment for cancer.
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Easy glass‑slide method to save tumor DNA, RNA, and protein for cancer care
This project tries a low-cost way to collect tumor cells on glass slides so people with cancer—especially at smaller hospitals—can have DNA, RNA, and protein saved for future tests.
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MRI and AI to personalize deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's
This project uses brain MRI and artificial intelligence to help personalize deep brain stimulation settings so people with Parkinson's get faster, safer symptom relief.
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Creating new tests for dangerous infections and antibiotic resistance
This study is working on new ways to quickly and accurately find germs that can cause serious illnesses, helping doctors diagnose infections faster and improve treatment for patients.
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Low-cost AI imaging to detect oral cancer at the point of care
An affordable AI-powered imaging and telecytology system aims to detect oral cancer from brush biopsy slides for people seen in community clinics, especially in rural areas.
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Comprehensive skin atlas across body sites and skin tones
We will create a detailed map of healthy skin cells, lipids, and genes from people of different ages, body locations, and skin tones.
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Creating a detailed map of normal skin across different skin tones
This study is looking for people to help create a detailed map of healthy skin by examining different skin types and how they change with age and sun exposure, so we can better understand skin health for everyone.
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Non-invasive MRI to see tumor microstructure in the prostate
This project uses advanced MRI techniques to help doctors see tiny tumor structures in the prostate so men facing possible prostate cancer might avoid some biopsies.
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End-to-End X-ray Imaging Simulation Toolkit for Cancer Imaging and AI Training
A U24 grant supports building and expanding an open, vendor-neutral toolkit that simulates X-ray/CT imaging for cancer, helping researchers train AI and run virtual imaging trials.
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A new method to improve cancer biobanking for better access and analysis.
This study is working on a new, easier way to collect and analyze cancer samples from tumors, which will help more hospitals and communities, especially those that have been overlooked in cancer research, to participate in finding better ways to detect and treat cancer.
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Improving heart imaging by reducing artifacts in CT scans
This study is working on making heart scans clearer and more accurate for people with coronary artery disease, so doctors can better see what's going on without needing costly equipment changes, which means fewer unnecessary tests and procedures for patients.
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Developing a smart cardiac CT scanner for better heart imaging
This study is working on a new way to take heart pictures that makes it easier and faster for doctors to check for heart disease, so patients can get better and quicker diagnoses without complicated equipment.
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Affordable AI-based detection of oral cancer at the point of care
This study is working on a smart, affordable tool that can quickly check for oral cancer, especially in rural areas where getting to a doctor can be tough, so that people can get diagnosed faster and have a better chance of successful treatment.
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Using advanced imaging and AI to enhance deep brain stimulation for better treatment outcomes
This study is looking to make deep brain stimulation therapy for Parkinson's disease quicker and easier by using advanced brain imaging and smart technology, so patients can find the best treatment settings faster and with less hassle.
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