Biomedical Imaging

More than two decades after the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the enduring health consequences for the heroic first responders continue to unfold, revealing wounds far deeper than those visible to the naked eye. A landmark study has now cast a powerful light on one of the most insidious of

For decades, the story of dementia has been told through the lens of the wreckage it leaves behind, focusing on the sticky protein plaques that litter the brains of patients. But what if the true villain is not the aftermath of the battle, but the very first shot fired—a preemptive act of cellular

Picture a hospital radiology department swamped with thousands of MRI scans, each holding the key to a patient’s life-changing diagnosis, yet delays stretch on for weeks due to a shortage of experts. What if a machine could step in, instantly flagging critical brain abnormalities like strokes or

In the quiet corners of American healthcare, a profound transformation is unfolding around hospice and palliative care, services dedicated to easing the final chapters of life for terminally ill patients and offering solace to their families. As the nation’s population ages, with millions entering

Imagine a world where medical imaging struggles to keep up with the needs of an increasingly diverse patient population, leaving clinicians frustrated and diagnoses uncertain in challenging cases. For too long, ultrasound technology has faced significant hurdles when scanning patients with high

Imagine a world where the most stubborn cancers, those that defy conventional treatments, can be halted not by destroying cells but by coaxing them into a state of permanent rest. This vision is inching closer to reality with a pioneering technology that harnesses the power of machine learning to