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Could AI Serve as a New Alternative to Randomized Control Trial

Could AI Serve as a New Alternative to Randomized Control Trial

Is Randomized control trial, the only way to predict the treatment outcomes in patients? Apparently not, New Artificial intelligence Model could be a new alternative. The findings of this st...

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Music Can be Used as a Potential Sleep Aid

Music Can be Used as a Potential Sleep Aid

Music not only has the potential to help lower anxiety and negative effects of physical pain but also serve as an inexpensive, non-pharmaceutical sleep aid for people with sleep disorders. ...

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AI may Fall Short When Analyzing Data Across Multiple Health Systems: Study

AI may Fall Short When Analyzing Data Across Multiple Health Systems: Study

New study has found that artificial intelligence tools trained to detect the respiratory disease pneumonia on chest X-rats suffered significant decreases in performance when tested on data f...

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New Lightweight HIV Detecting Device Could Replace Current Bulky Methods

New Lightweight HIV Detecting Device Could Replace Current Bulky Methods

New portable HIV detecting device has been made to rapidly detect acute infection to reduce the risk of virus transmission and detect early treatment failure, finds a new study. The findings...

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Hypertonic Saline May Aid Kids with Cystic Fibrosis Breathe Better

Hypertonic Saline May Aid Kids with Cystic Fibrosis Breathe Better

Infants with cystic fibrosis (CF) may breathe better by inhaling hypertonic saline, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the American Journal of Respiratory and C...

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Bottlenecks in Drug Research Resolved by New AI Based Technology

Bottlenecks in Drug Research Resolved by New AI Based Technology

A new AI based technology can significantly speed up the discovery of new drugs and reduce the need for costly and time-consuming laboratory tests, reveals a new study. P2K can predict th...

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College Education Aids in Proper Use of Dietary Supplements

College Education Aids in Proper Use of Dietary Supplements

College students with proper education on dietary supplements were found to exhibit a different but responsible pattern of use from those without the education, according to new research fro...

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Alzheimer's Disease: Deep Learning- AI Program Detects the Disease 6 Years Early

Alzheimer's Disease: Deep Learning- AI Program Detects the Disease 6 Years Early

Deep learning - Artificial intelligence programme can now detect Alzheimer’s disease in patients Six years early and that too with 100 percent accuracy, finds a new study. The findings of th...

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Zika Virus: Monkeys can Serve as a Host And Aid in Transmission

Zika Virus: Monkeys can Serve as a Host And Aid in Transmission

Zika Virus eradication may become impossible if the transmission through wild monkeys via mosquitoes is not taken care of, finds a new study. The findings of this study are published in the ...

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Dolutegravir, an Alternative First-line Drug for HIV

Dolutegravir, an Alternative First-line Drug for HIV

Dolutegravir drug was proved to be as an effective, non inferior alternative to 400 mg efavirenz for treating people with HIV, as per a new study. The study conducted in cameroon aims t...

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HIV Prevention: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Impact

HIV Prevention: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Impact

New technologies are being developed for preventing HIV. Scientists say that we need to concentrate on both— technology development and building systems. We are at an incredible moment...

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In-Home Care for Knee Replacement Patients May Aid in Better Recovery

In-Home Care for Knee Replacement Patients May Aid in Better Recovery

Patients who received more in-home physical therapy care were able to recover better from knee-replacement surgery, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journa...

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Immunotherapy is Safe and Feasible in Cancer Patients Treated for HIV

Immunotherapy is Safe and Feasible in Cancer Patients Treated for HIV

HIV-positive cancer patients were found to benefit from treatment with PD-1/PD-L-1 immune checkpoint inhibitors. The inhibitors target the very system affected by the HIV virus, is feasible ...

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Age-Related Memory Loss: Cataract Surgery and Hearing Aids may Slow Your Chances

Age-Related Memory Loss: Cataract Surgery and Hearing Aids may Slow Your Chances

Chances of getting Age-related memory loss may decrease after cataract surgery or after getting hearing aids, finds a new study. The findings of this study are published in the Journal of P...

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Retention in HIV Care Declines After Prison Release

Retention in HIV Care Declines After Prison Release

New study conducted by Loeliger and her colleagues assessed the retention in care and viral suppression in a large cohort of incarcerated people living with HIV. Fewer than half of people wi...

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