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Stefan et al. present MANTIS, an AI model that predicts individualized survival in childhood brain tumors from routine DNA methylation profiling. MANTIS may help identify patients who benefit from less intense treatment to reduce lifelong side effects.
Read the original →The Business Research Company has published its Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Powered Remote Cardiac Rehabilitation Global Market Report 2026. The report covers market size, trends and forecast for 2026-2035.
Read the original →TenMines, an AI sleep solution company, announced on the 3rd that it will introduce a "Sleep Relay". The service connects health data recorded on wearable devices to the company's sleep data.
Read the original →Path Forward Formulator, led by founder Shane Durkee, has expanded its software platform since winning the 2025 NutraIngredients-USA Start-Up Stars competition. It has enhanced formulation, costing and labeling features and extended its reach to liquid products and broader nutrition applications.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence is being used to schedule appointments, save doctors time on patient notes and advance cancer care. A radiation oncologist said patients should not use it to interpret reports or diagnose conditions.
Read the original →The Business Research Company has published its Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Powered Chronic Heart Failure Digital Coach Global Market Report 2026. The report covers market size for 2026-2035.
Read the original →Many older adults have questions about scams, misinformation, privacy and how to tell useful technology from a potential risk. USC's AI Institute hosted the Safe AI for Seniors workshop to help older adults better understand what is in store.
Read the original →60% of businesses use obsolete software, making them vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Read the original →The real story is how AI will force the redesign of what work looks like.
Read the original →AI-drafted patient portal messages speed up response times when used.
Read the original →A study by the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health found that only 15 per cent of companies using AI use it to achieve environmental goals. AI can support a workplace's environmental goals, and workplace guidelines can help employees take the environmental impacts of technology into account.
Read the original →New AI agents for implementation, recruiting and workforce planning were announced at Dayforce Discover. They come with promises of customer control and ongoing support.
Read the original →The American Heart Association published a study that used AI to analyze data from an arm blood pressure monitor and a wrist wearable to identify hypertensive emergencies up to 72 hours ahead. The study followed 4,190 people in Pakistan for one year. People whose blood pressure did not fall during sleep had about five times the risk.
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