Brain waves could help paralyzed patients move again
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People with spinal cord injuries often lose the ability to move their arms or legs. In many cases, the nerves in the limbs remain healthy, and the brain continues to function normally. The loss of movement happens because damage to the spinal cord blocks signals traveling between the brain and the body.
Pharmacy researchers in Hong Kong have developed an AI-driven tool that predicts cardiovascular risks beyond genetics, monitoring near-real-time biological changes before diseases become apparent.
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Automated radiomics-based artificial intelligence tools are being evaluated as decision-support systems that may assist radiologists in lesion detection and risk assessment while fitting into established prostate cancer diagnostic pathways.
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