Speed meets clinical rigor: MDCE's responsible AI for early detection

MDCE: AI That Accelerates Medical Research - Responsibly

Medical Care Technologies Inc. (OTC Pink: MDCE) is pushing AI forward in preventive health while keeping one rule non-negotiable: clinically validated data plus medical oversight. The company is clear that speed matters, but trust matters more.

"AI has leveled the playing field by allowing innovators to analyze millions of data points that once took years to study," said CEO Marshall Perkins III. "But meaningful progress in healthcare will always require certified data sources and medical expertise to ensure that what we build is safe, fair, and clinically relevant."

Why Certified Data and Clinical Oversight Matter

Deep learning can see what clinicians can't at scale-subtle skin changes, retinal micro-variations, tissue trends-but it needs high-quality ground truth and context. MDCE's priority is partnerships with medical professionals, imaging specialists, and compliant repositories to keep models reliable across real patients and real environments.

• Use medically validated datasets with clear provenance, consent, and audit trails.
• Maintain DICOM integrity, device metadata, and standardized labeling protocols.
• Bias testing across age, skin tone, sex, and device types-not just headline AUC.
• Human-in-the-loop review for edge cases and continual dataset improvement.

Platform Focus: Early Awareness Across Multiple Modalities

MDCE's multi-vertical platform spans:

• Skin cancer screening
• Ocular imaging
• Wound monitoring
• Behavioral health analysis

Each model is trained on ethically sourced, clinically validated data to support preventive care without overstepping clinical judgment.

Building AI That's Fast and Trustworthy

• Data governance: Consent management, de-identification, and traceable lineage.
• Clinical alignment: Protocols co-developed with clinicians and imaging experts.
• External validation: Multi-site testing and subgroup analysis before deployment.
• Monitoring: Drift detection, versioned models, and post-deployment QA.
• Compliance-by-design: HIPAA security practices and SaMD-readiness for regulatory pathways.

What Healthcare IT and Development Teams Can Apply Now

• Integrate via FHIR and DICOMweb to fit existing workflows and imaging archives.
• Log full inference context: model version, device metadata, operator, and timestamps.
• Publish transparent model cards: indications, contraindications, known failure modes, and subgroup performance.
• Stand up a continuous evaluation loop with real-world data (with consent) and clinician feedback.
• Segment PHI from ML features; enforce least-privilege access and encryption in transit/at rest.

Regulatory Alignment Without Guesswork

Responsible AI in healthcare means building to recognized frameworks, not retrofitting later. MDCE's approach-certified imaging data, clinical oversight, and auditable pipelines-tracks to how regulators assess safety and effectiveness.

For reference, see FDA's considerations for Good Machine Learning Practice for medical devices: FDA GMLP considerations.

Outlook

AI is speeding up discovery and early risk awareness, but it shouldn't replace clinical judgment. MDCE's stance is simple: pair algorithms with certified data and medical expertise, validate across diverse populations, and keep humans in the loop.

As with any forward-looking plans in healthcare, results depend on regulatory review, data quality, and real-world performance.

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