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15/11/2024

Archive: 15/11/2024

Multi-quantifying maxillofacial traits via a demographic parity-based AI model

A study published in BME Frontiers has unveiled a novel artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of multi-quantifying maxillofacial traits with remarkable precision and demographic parity. The research was conducted by ...

Nov 15, 2024

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New imaging technique reveals detailed map of brain's blood flow in 3D

A newly developed technique uses a Bessel beam to extend the focus of optical coherence microscopy, allowing for a detailed imaging of large sections of the brain. Unlike traditional methods that either look at tiny volumes ...

Nov 15, 2024

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Scientists discover a rare missense variant in STAT6 that protects against asthma

Scientists at deCODE genetics and collaborators have published a study in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology reporting a rare missense variant in STAT6 that protects against asthma.

Nov 15, 2024

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Experts forecast an ongoing depression and cost of care burden through 2032 in Hong Kong

The first depression health economic modeling study, led by Professor Shirley Li Xue, from the LKS Faculty of Medicine, the University of Hong Kong (HKUMed), revealed that Hong Kong will face a significant and ongoing burden ...

Nov 15, 2024

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Students who use dating apps take more risks with their sexual health, research finds

In May, the WHO raised the alarm over the rise in the incidence of sexually transmitted illnesses (STIs) in many regions of the world, currently running at more than a million new cases per day. Among high-income countries, ...

Nov 15, 2024

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Hospitals must use AI responsibly to avoid increased carbon emissions, researchers say

A study investigating the impact of artificial intelligence on health care has shown that using large language models to process thousands of patient records daily across multiple hospitals could lead to substantial resource ...

Nov 15, 2024

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Researchers focus on occupational burnout from hurricanes and COVID

After Hurricane Helene sent its storm surge into Florida's west coast in late September, local emergency responders and health care workers pulled long hours on the job. Then came Hurricane Milton right behind it, with Category ...

Nov 15, 2024

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Trial finds adding immunotherapy to neoadjuvant chemoradiation may improve outcomes in esophageal cancer

A study published inClinical Cancer Research found that in patients with unresectable, locally advanced esophageal cancer, the triple combination of radiation, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy made tumors more amenable to ...

Nov 15, 2024

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Study finds cannabis-users would reduce use the most for job interviews, caring for children

People who use cannabis at least once a month may consume the drug before low-stakes activities, but what if they had other responsibilities, such as taking care of their children?

Nov 15, 2024

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Language comprehension impacts medical prescriptions for Ontario's long-term care residents

Patients living in linguistically discordant long-term care homes in Ontario are at higher odds of being inappropriately prescribed psychosis medication, says a new University of Ottawa study highlighting the importance of ...

Nov 15, 2024

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