Pattern-recognition algorithms promise to drastically change the job description for doctors who decipher diagnoses from images. The post
If You Look at X-Rays or Moles for a Living, AI Is Coming for Your Job appeared first on
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The Reproducibility Project announces its initial cancer study results today. The post
Fighting Cancer's Crisis of Confidence, One Study at a Time appeared first on
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Rigid exoskeletons to help the movement-impaired heavy, and they have a hard time aligning with human joints. A soft robotic wearable could be the fix. The post
Soft Robot Exosuits Will Give You Springier Steps appeared first on
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Recognizing mild concussions is crucial for preventing deaths, and now there's a way to do that more accurately than ever before, with your blood. The post
How a Mere Prick of the Finger Can Diagnose a Concussion appeared first on
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Researchers need to carefully study how biometrics change in individuals over time, and determine which wearables provide data good enough for diagnosis. The post
Wearables Could Soon Know You're Sick Before You Do appeared first on
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Deprived of drugs and supplies, Syrian medics have had to innovate their way out disaster The post
Civil War Turns Syria’s Doctors Into Masters of Improvisation appeared first on
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Artificial intelligence could be a solution to science overload: machine learning assistants to read incoming papers, distill their information, and highlight relevant findings. The post
Artificial Intelligence Could Dig Up Cures Buried Online appeared first on
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The jury's still out on whether Crispr will be as transformative as a medical therapy as it has been as lab tool, but inherited blood diseases are a good test. The post
Blood Diseases Could Show Crispr's Potential as Therapy appeared first on
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HB, who has ALS, is the first person to use a brain implant at home. Using electrodes placed under her skull, she is able to play games and communicate
Mandatory requirements only make up a quarter of Obamacare's 955 pages. The rest has provisions that most people either don't know about, or really like. The post
Even for the GOP, Parts of Obamacare Should Be Worth Saving appeared first on
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