Jan Kaiserle

Jan Kaiserle

Medical Systems Advisor
Jan Kaiserle specializes in medical research and evidence-based medicine. He explores the latest advancements in medical science, clinical trials, and healthcare technologies to improve diagnosis, treatment, and disease prevention. His content bridges the gap between clinical research and practice, providing meaningful insights for healthcare professionals.
Study of African Ancestry Reveals 100+ Schizophrenia Links
Research & Development Study of African Ancestry Reveals 100+ Schizophrenia Links

A landmark genetic investigation has fundamentally expanded the scientific community's understanding of schizophrenia by focusing on a historically underrepresented group and uncovering over one hundred new genetic regions associated with the complex psychiatric disorder. This comprehensive

Could New Scans Safely Reduce Needless Biopsies?
Tech & Innovation Could New Scans Safely Reduce Needless Biopsies?

The path from discovering a suspicious breast lump to receiving a definitive diagnosis is often fraught with anxiety, culminating in a biopsy that, for a vast majority of individuals, confirms the lesion is benign. In the United States alone, an astonishing 75% to 80% of all breast biopsies yield

Scientists Make the Case for Essential Fiber
Research & Development Scientists Make the Case for Essential Fiber

For the first time in over half a century, the fundamental list of nutrients considered indispensable for human life may be on the verge of a historic update, with the candidate being a familiar yet profoundly misunderstood dietary component. A concerted effort by leading nutrition experts is

Will FDA Approve a First-in-Class Therapy for GSDIa?
Research & Development Will FDA Approve a First-in-Class Therapy for GSDIa?

The completion of a rolling Biologics License Application (BLA) by Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical Inc. represents a potential turning point for individuals living with Glycogen Storage Disease Type Ia (GSDIa), a relentless genetic disorder. The submission to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is for

Can We Reprogram Our Cells to Defeat Cancer?
Research & Development Can We Reprogram Our Cells to Defeat Cancer?

A new frontier is opening in the fight against cancer and other complex diseases, one that moves beyond the conventional strategy of simply destroying malignant cells and toward the more sophisticated approach of actively reprogramming them. In a significant leap forward for protein therapy, an

How Can AI Improve Global Cancer Outcomes?
Tech & Innovation How Can AI Improve Global Cancer Outcomes?

Today we’re joined by Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert at the intersection of technology and healthcare innovation. He’s here to break down a groundbreaking global study that uses artificial intelligence to untangle the complex web of factors driving cancer survival rates across nearly every

How Is AI Revolutionizing the Fight Against Cancer?
Tech & Innovation How Is AI Revolutionizing the Fight Against Cancer?

Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert at the forefront of technological innovation in research and development. His work delves into one of the most exciting intersections in modern medicine: the use of artificial intelligence to accelerate the fight

Could AI Spot Cognitive Decline Before Your Doctor?
Tech & Innovation Could AI Spot Cognitive Decline Before Your Doctor?

Within the dense, jargon-filled lines of a patient's medical chart, the earliest signs of cognitive decline may be hiding in plain sight, often too subtle for even the most diligent clinician to detect during a routine appointment. These faint signals, scattered across years of notes, represent a

EU Female Lung Cancer Deaths Are Finally Leveling Off
Research & Development EU Female Lung Cancer Deaths Are Finally Leveling Off

For the first time in over a quarter-century, projections indicate a monumental shift in a public health crisis that has disproportionately affected European women, as the relentless rise in lung cancer mortality is finally showing signs of stabilizing. This development suggests a critical turning

Global Cell Culture Market to Surpass $29.5 Billion
Biotech & Bioprocessing Global Cell Culture Market to Surpass $29.5 Billion

The foundational technologies that underpin modern medicine are undergoing a profound transformation, positioning the global cell culture consumables and equipment market for unprecedented expansion. Projections indicate that this critical sector, valued at US$ 13.06 billion in 2025, is on a

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