Tech & Innovation

New Study Reveals PTSD's Physical Signature in the Brain
Tech & Innovation New Study Reveals PTSD's Physical Signature in the Brain

The invisible wounds of trauma have long presented a formidable challenge for modern medicine, particularly in the diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, a condition historically reliant on the subjective and often fluctuating self-reports of patients. For the approximately 23% of 9/11 World

Did AI Just Unlock the Secret to Antibody Design?
Tech & Innovation Did AI Just Unlock the Secret to Antibody Design?

We're speaking with biopharma expert Ivan Kairatov about a groundbreaking study that uses artificial intelligence to decode one of the immune system's fundamental secrets: how antibodies are built. For decades, a key assumption about antibody assembly has shaped therapeutic design, but a new AI

Pediatric Surgeons Cite Ethical Barriers to AI Adoption
Tech & Innovation Pediatric Surgeons Cite Ethical Barriers to AI Adoption

A comprehensive national survey has illuminated a critical tension at the heart of modern medicine, revealing that pediatric surgeons are cautiously navigating the integration of artificial intelligence while grappling with a host of unresolved ethical and practical challenges. The study

AI Predicts Blood Loss to Improve Liposuction Safety
Tech & Innovation AI Predicts Blood Loss to Improve Liposuction Safety

The world's most popular cosmetic surgery now has a digital guardian, an intelligent algorithm designed to foresee its most significant complication before it even begins. Liposuction, a procedure sought by millions for aesthetic enhancement, carries inherent surgical risks that scale with the

Observer Reveals the Invisible Side of Medicine
Tech & Innovation Observer Reveals the Invisible Side of Medicine

We are joined by Ivan Kairatov, a biopharma expert whose work sits at the cutting edge of technology and clinical innovation. His latest research venture, Observer, is poised to reshape our understanding of healthcare by moving beyond the static, text-based data of electronic health records. The

Study Reveals Patient Preferences for AI Scribes
Tech & Innovation Study Reveals Patient Preferences for AI Scribes

The ubiquitous glow of a computer screen in the modern exam room has become a double-edged sword, streamlining medical data management while simultaneously erecting a digital barrier between clinicians and the very patients they aim to serve. As healthcare systems grapple with this new dynamic, the

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