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HTU team of female engineering students place seventh with AI-powered CKD prototype
The team, led by Madam Sesinam Kumako, developed an artificial intelligence-powered prototype, NephroScan GH, aimed at predicting the risk of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) using full blood count (FBC) data.
A student receives a certificate A six-member female engineering team from the Ho Technical University, has placed seventh among 19 universities at a Women in Engineering competition held in Ho.
Madam Kumako, however, said the team faced significant challenges in obtaining sufficient data for the project because CKD patient records were not always readily available.
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