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Frustrated with a weekslong process for testing new seizure-reducing drugs for epilepsy patients who haven’t responded to other therapies, neuroscientist Ivan Soltesz and his colleagues explore a speedier, less-costly AI method.
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stan.md/3rClYQ3
Machine learning uncovers clues in the EHRs of mothers and their premature infants about which babies will likely have early health problems, which could lead to targeted risk-prevention measures.
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stan.md/3Y63Avj
“We couldn’t believe it worked as well as it did,” hematology professor Ravi Majeti said of altering cancer cells so they identify cancer proteins and train the immune system to fight back.
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stan.md/452NVPq
An overreaction by genes responsible for regulating inflammation and immune responses enable scar formation to run amok in the lungs of long COVID patients, say scientists, who hope the finding will lead to a new drug that can quell the genes.
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stan.md/43BfTRf