Informatics

AI Predicts Transfusion Needs Before Hospital Arrival
Tech & Innovation AI Predicts Transfusion Needs Before Hospital Arrival

In the critical moments following a catastrophic injury, the difference between life and death is often measured not in minutes, but in milliliters of blood lost before a patient ever reaches the emergency room. For decades, first responders have navigated this uncertainty with limited tools,

AI Model BrainIAC Transforms Neurological Care
Tech & Innovation AI Model BrainIAC Transforms Neurological Care

The immense complexity of the human brain, mirrored in the subtle and highly variable details of magnetic resonance images, has long presented a formidable challenge for both clinicians and researchers striving for earlier and more accurate diagnoses of neurological conditions. A groundbreaking AI

Is a Crypto IPO the Future of Health Tech?
Tech & Innovation Is a Crypto IPO the Future of Health Tech?

The well-trodden path for ambitious tech companies seeking capital and public validation has long been the traditional initial public offering, but a new class of innovators is now charting a course that fuses the rigor of Wall Street with the disruptive potential of Web3. Mexico City-based

New Hybrid Scan Creates Rapid 3D Medical Images
Tech & Innovation New Hybrid Scan Creates Rapid 3D Medical Images

Medical diagnostics often present a difficult choice between speed, detail, and safety, forcing clinicians to navigate a complex landscape of imaging technologies, each with its own set of compromises. While some methods offer rapid, real-time views, they may lack the resolution needed for a

Newsom Faces Backlash Over Immigrant Health Cuts
Tech & Innovation Newsom Faces Backlash Over Immigrant Health Cuts

A promise of universal health care, once the gleaming centerpiece of Governor Gavin Newsom's progressive agenda for California, now appears tarnished by the harsh glare of fiscal austerity and national political ambition. The governor's controversial proposal to withhold state funding for health

Is Epigenetic Instability the Future of Cancer Screening?
Tech & Innovation Is Epigenetic Instability the Future of Cancer Screening?

The quest for a single, reliable signal to detect cancer in its infancy has long been the holy grail of oncology, but a novel approach suggests the answer may not be a specific signal at all, but rather the statistical noise surrounding it. This paradigm shift moves the focus from identifying

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