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A comprehensive review finds that AI shows striking performance in detecting, staging and predicting gastric cancer outcomes. Most models still lack external validation.
Read the original →From screening to the monitoring of major conditions, the integration of new technologies and algorithms supports local healthcare provision.
Read the original →Academician Zhong Nanshan's team, in collaboration with KingMed Diagnostics, unveiled DeepGEM 2.0, a multimodal AI pathology model for lung cancer.
Read the original →Researchers developed an evidential deep learning framework that detects stroke with near-perfect accuracy while quantifying its own uncertainty. It does so in a single, computationally cheap forward pass.
Read the original →The item is a weekly roundup of practice management, AI, policy, business, and professional development updates in dermatology.
Read the original →AI has opened a new opportunity for drug research. Many small and mid-sized biotech and pharmaceutical companies cannot afford the specialized talent and computing power needed to use it.
Read the original →Pavan Subramani, a 17-year-old senior at Morgantown High School in West Virginia, has been named a 2026 Davidson Fellow and awarded a $25,000 scholarship. He developed an artificial intelligence-based method to accelerate molecular simulations, according to his profile on the Davidson Fellows website.
Read the original →Researchers developed EntQA, a reference-free, entity-centric metric. It scores how faithfully large language models preserve clinically relevant concepts in medical question answering.
Read the original →The item is a weekly roundup of the week's stories at Retraction Watch. It notes that an editor-in-chief resigned amid probes of alleged citation manipulation.
Read the original →Solutions using AI, data connectivity, and digitized management processes have been introduced in healthcare facilities. They are meant to reduce administrative workload, improve operational efficiency, and raise the quality of patient care.
Read the original →renue announced the service in a press release dated October 9, 2026, at 13:10. The service is described as protecting systems from attacks by AI, and includes static code analysis and on-site vulnerability assessment.
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