NIH Integrates Patient Feedback Into AI Use via Bio Genesis Mission
The National Institutes of Health is opening new avenues for patient and clinician feedback as it scales artificial intelligence through the Bio Genesis Mission.
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Climate Change Expands Geographic Range of Vector-Borne Illnesses
As global temperatures rise, climate change is expanding the geographic range of vector-borne illnesses, and accelerating the evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Researchers Link HIV Therapy Duration to Gut Microbiome Patterns
Researchers analyzing gut microbiome profiles from 94 men with HIV in the Czech Republic reveal that antiretroviral therapy duration shapes bacterial co-occurrence patterns.
Pediatric Prosthetic Valve Infections Differ From Native Valve Cases
Researchers analyzing pediatric infective endocarditis find that prosthetic valve infections occur at an older age and show lower echocardiography sensitivity than native valve…
Insilico AI Drug Rentosertib Shows Biological Age Reversal in Trial
An artificial intelligence-discovered lung disease drug developed by Insilico Medicine reduced biological age across six proteomic aging clocks in a mid-stage trial, according to…
Endometriosis Subtypes Linked to Distinct Risk Factors and Comorbidities
Endometriosis lesion subtypes display distinct risk factor and comorbidity profiles, according to a pooled cross-sectional analysis of 1,244 surgically confirmed participants…
Mental Health Conditions Linked to Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms
Lower urinary tract symptoms, often abbreviated as LUTS, encompass a wide range of clinical complaints involving the bladder, urethra, and prostate.
Researchers Use Cold Plasma to Reduce Bacterial Contamination on Dried Seaweed
Researchers exploring non-thermal atmospheric dielectric barrier discharge plasma report that operating devices at 1.1 kV and 43 kHz for up to 30 minutes significantly reduces…
Lifestyle Programs Improve Cognition for Older Adults in Latin America and Japan
Older adults at risk of dementia improved their memory, thinking skills, and overall cognitive performance after participating in two culturally adapted lifestyle programs across…
University of Rochester Finds Lung Cells That Support Influenza Immunity
Researchers have identified long-lived monocyte-derived cells in the lungs that sustain tissue-resident memory T cells, providing durable local protection against influenza and…
AI Chatbots Fail to Give Correct Sleep Apnoea Advice in Over a Third of Cases
Free AI chatbots fail to give correct medical advice more than a third of the time when patients downplay symptoms of obstructive sleep apnoea, according to recent research…
Eating Jetlag Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk in Men, Study Finds
Men who eat on shifting schedules between workdays and weekends face a significantly higher risk of cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease, according to a large French…