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His father had experienced a heart attack and was being rushed to the hospital in Abu Dhabi. There, his doctors realized they had missed warning signs from a standard chest CT scan.

On the other side of the world in Palo Alto, Nish was despondent. For the past year, he had been building an algorithm at Stanford to detect cases of undiagnosed heart disease—just like his father’s—from those same scans. But his lifesaving algorithm was sitting on his laptop, with no path to the clinic.