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Tiny drug carriers fight cancer effectively
Polymer-coated nanoparticles target tumors, release drugs, and avoid chemo side effects, showing promise for cancer treatment.
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AI tool maps cell networks for better treatments
NicheCompass uses artificial intelligence to analyze millions of cells, helping doctors create personalized plans for diseases like cancer.
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Revolutionizing Medical QA: The Impact of Knowledge Graph Agents in Biomedical AI
Revolutionizing medical decision-making: KGAREVION blends AI with structured data for unmatched accuracy. Can this innovation transform diagnostics and patient care?
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AI-designed DNA switches for personalized medicine
Researchers have used AI to create DNA switches that control when and where genes in our body are turned on or off.
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Atomic editing swaps atoms in molecules to make better drugs
Researchers have found a way to easily change one kind of atom into another in certain molecules, which are like building blocks for drugs.
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Synthetic chemists find efficient way to create mirror molecules
Scientists at UT Dallas have developed a precise method to create "mirror molecules" for treatment of cancer and infections.
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GPT-4 performs as well as human radiologists
The diagnostic performance of GPT-4 on MRI scan reports of brain tumors is as good as that of human radiologists.
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Explainable AI is About to Change Biomedical Research Forever | AGI 24 Series - Part 5
Kennedy Schaal, Founder and CEO of Rejuve Bio, presents their AGI research assistant, leveraging AI algorithms for hypothesis generation and explaining proof trees to guide scientific research.
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How to make skin invisible—major breakthrough
Based on how light interacts with dyed biological tissues; may ultimately apply to a wide range of medical diagnostics
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A Peek Inside the Incredible AGI Research Assistant | AGI 24 Series - Part 2
Abdu Omar, Rejuve.Bio's Lead Bio AI Developer, tells us about Rejuve.Bio's AGI research assistant and how its hypothesis generation service helps medical researchers sort through all the hypothesis possibilities.