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Artificial intelligence (A.I.) is rapidly transforming fields across the spectrum of higher education and healthcare, with academic medical centers being among the earliest and most energetic adopters of emerging A.I. solutions. On July 24, at the University of North Dakota’s (UND) School of...

Artificial intelligence has taken center stage in transforming the future of healthcare. With breakthroughs spanning electronic health record analysis and the ability to detect cancer from medical images, AI promises faster, more accurate, and often less invasive diagnostics. Yet, a critical and...

The future of cancer diagnostics may be undergoing a profound transformation as a result of the newly announced collaboration between South Korea-based Lunit and Microsoft. This partnership aims to accelerate the delivery of AI-driven healthcare solutions on a global scale, weaving together the...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the healthcare industry, particularly in the realm of disease diagnosis. A notable example of this transformation is the collaboration between Microsoft Azure and NVIDIA, which is showcased in the docuseries "Catalyst." This series highlights how...

In the rapidly shifting landscape of oncological care, clinicians, researchers, and technologists are grappling with a daunting reality: every year, roughly 20 million people receive a cancer diagnosis worldwide. Each patient, distinct in biology and medical history, triggers a cascade of...

Microsoft’s much-anticipated unveiling of its Discovery platform at Build 2025 signals a pivotal moment in the ongoing reinvention of research and development for science and engineering. Over the past decade, R&D has been touched by artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and...

Artificial intelligence, once the stuff of science fiction, is very much a reality in today's healthcare landscape. As powerful AI systems make their way into hospitals, clinics, and research institutions, both the promise and complexity of this technological revolution are coming into sharper...

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The new coronavirus kills by inflaming and clogging the tiny air sacs in the lungs, choking off the body’s oxygen supply until it shuts down the organs essential for life. But clinicians around the world are seeing evidence that suggests the virus also may be causing heart inflammation, acute...

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The Ebola epidemic in west Africa may have reached a turning point, according to the director of the Wellcome Trust, which is funding an unprecedented series of fast-tracked trials of vaccines and drugs against the disease. Writing in the Guardian, Dr Jeremy Farrar says that although there are...

Most of us get a little excited when we see a big spider, but for the unfortunate few who fall victim to the bite of the daunting Brazilian wandering spider, that “excitement” takes on a whole new meaning: The venom of the wandering spider -- also known as the banana spider (or more formally...

Link Removed - December 24, 2007 Link Removed An Indonesian fisherman who is "half man half tree" has been offered new hope of recovery by an American doctor - and Vitamin A. 32-year-old Dede, who lives in a remote village in Indonesia with his two children, feared that he...