Patients who began treatment for opioid utilize disorder through a telemedicine mobile app stayed in treatment for six months longer than those who began treatment in an in-person clinic, according to a modern study from Oregon Health & Science University. A study published in Journal of Addiction and Substance Employ Treatmentis one of the first […]
In a recent study published in Nature Machine Intelligence introduces an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of creating virtual colors of tumor tissue. The study, co-led by scientists from the Universities of Lausanne and Bern, is an crucial step forward in improving pathological analysis and cancer diagnostics. By combining inventive computational techniques, a team […]
A proposed AI tool to support physicians in making decisions about hospital patients at risk of sepsis has an unusual feature: it takes into account uncertainty and suggests what demographic, vital sign, and lab data it needs to improve its predictive performance. The system, called SepsisLab, was developed based on feedback from doctors and nurses […]
The University of Massachusetts Amherst and Tufts Medical Center are conducting a study to provide HIV prevention, diagnosis, and treatment to people with opioid operate disorder who are incarcerated in Boston-area correctional facilities. The research is funded by a $4.74 million CONNECT grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), part of the National […]
Thinking about a glass of wine a day to prolong your life? Well, the long-held belief that moderate alcohol consumption prolongs life may be misleading, as scientists have discovered that no amount of alcohol is truly unthreatening for your health. Many studies suggest that moderate drinkers enjoy longer lives and a lower risk of heart […]
