NVIDIA AI integrates with Microsoft Azure machine learning

NVIDIA AI Enterprise, available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, announced this week that it has expanded support for secure development and deployment of artificial intelligence with a new Azure Machine Learning integration that could enhance the delivery of enterprise-ready generative AI for healthcare and other clients. WHY IT MATTERS With NVIDIA AI Enterprise on Azure ML, developers can access the […]

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Metabolic process in cancer cells could unlock possible treatment for glioblastoma

A study led by researchers at the UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center has found that targeting a metabolic process in people with a specific genetic mutation could help treat glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. The genetic alteration—a deletion in a gene called CDKN2A—is present in about 60% of people who have glioblastoma. The mutation causes changes in the way lipids […]

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Researchers disclose how a nanomachine takes care of cleaning up inside the cell

To prevent our body's cells from overflowing with garbage and to keep them healthy, the waste inside them is constantly being disposed of. This cleaning process is called autophagy. Scientists have now, for the first time, rebuilt the complex nanomachine in the laboratory that starts this process – and it works quite differently from other cellular machines. The researchers' new […]

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Heart health: Wegovy may lower cardiovascular risks

Researchers report that people who were overweight or had obesity lowered their cardiovascular risks after taking the weight-loss drug Wegovy for one year. Experts say they hope these findings will encourage more medical professionals to prescribe the medication to their patients. They also point out that the key to the improved heart health was not the medication itself but rather […]

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Cut in AF Burden Gains Traction as Gauge of Ablation Success

How much atrial fibrillation (AF) persists after catheter ablation makes a big difference to patients’ quality of life (QoL) as well as their need for cardioversion or repeat ablation procedures, suggests a new analysis. It’s the first study tying those outcomes to residual AF burden after ablation achieved using the emerging pulsed-field ablation (PFA) technology, say researchers. These associations are […]

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Using digital engineering to explore conditions that lead to brain injuries

A University of Texas at Arlington engineering researcher who studies traumatic brain injuries has received funding to use computer motion simulation that replicates the movements of a person performing activities that could lead to injury. The project, funded by a nearly $1 million grant from the Office of Naval Research Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP), will use real-time data […]

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New study shows 1 in 5 healthy individuals actually have the metabolism of a prediabetic

Scientists at Klick Labs have developed a new way to catch the earliest signs the human body is failing to control blood glucose levels before they reach prediabetic levels in patients. In findings published today in Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health, researchers have outlined a new method of analysis that flags a precursor to prediabetes called impaired glucose homeostasis (IGH). […]

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