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AI Plus Blood Biomarker Boosts Pneumonia Diagnosis Accuracy
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Reversing Prediabetes May Halve Risk of Deadly Heart Problems
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Mammograms May Also Reveal Women’s Hidden Heart Disease Risk
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Even Moderate Drinking Raises Cancer Risk, FAU Research Finds
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Zebrafish Breakthrough Could Speed Up Norovirus Vaccines
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AI Gene-Mapping Method Reveals Hidden Drivers of Cancer
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AI Helps Doctors Tell Brain Tumor Growth From Radiation Damage
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Insomnia and Sleep Apnea Linked to Worse Memory in Older Women, New Study Finds
A new study has found that older women who suffer from both insomnia and sleep apnea, a condition known as COMISA, demonstrate significantly worse verbal memory performance compared to their peers who only have sleep apnea. The findings highlight a sex-specific vulnerability that could have crucial implications for cognitive health in older women. Published in…
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New Study Reveals Most Genetic High Cholesterol Cases Go Undiagnosed
A new study from the Mayo Clinic has uncovered a glaring gap in genetic screening guidelines, potentially jeopardizing the heart health of countless individuals. The research found that nearly 90% of people with familial hypercholesterolemia, a genetic condition leading to extremely high cholesterol levels and early heart disease, remain undiagnosed under current national protocols. Familial…
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New AI Tool Detects Blood Cell Abnormalities Missed by Doctors
A new artificial intelligence tool called CytoDiffusion is set to transform the diagnostic landscape for blood disorders, surpassing human capabilities in identifying abnormalities with exceptional accuracy. Developed by researchers from the University of Cambridge, University College London (UCL) and Queen Mary University of London, CytoDiffusion utilizes generative AI technology — akin to that behind image…