The research shows for the first time that this compound, which consists of four amino acids, can produce therapeutic effects in brain injuries on its own, without requiring the administration of any additional drugs. An international research collaboration led by the biotechnology company Aivoco Source: Researchers Discover Compound That Could Revolutionize Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment
Experts mapped US fossil fuel emissions street by street, showing where pollution really comes from and why data matters for climate action. Source: America’s pollution hotspots exposed in stunning new carbon maps - Earth.com
Living near trees and parks may do more than lift children’s spirits—it may shape their brains. New research reveals that greener neighborhoods are associated with stronger brain structure, better behavior, and enhanced cognitive skills in children aged 9 to 10. Source: Brain scans shed light on how green space might support children's cognitive development
The power of green. Source: New Research Finds Time Spent Among Trees Might Help Kids' Brains Grow And Develop : ScienceAlert
Some patients don’t trust us. Others say they don’t need us. It’s time for us to think of ourselves not as the high priests of health care but as what we have always been: healers. Source: The Role of Doctors Is Changing Forever | The New Yorker
Artificial intelligence is propelling healthcare into a new era, one where care is deeply personalised, intelligent and safe Source: Johns Hopkins University teams up with Great Learning to launch AI in Healthcare program
The fastest growing companies in the world aren’t AI companies, but the startups that supply them with warm bodies. Source: The companies making the most money from AI | The Verge
View press release RANKING OF THE RATE OF STATE MEDICAL BOARDS’ SERIOUS DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS, 2019-2021 Sidney M. Wolfe, M.D. Robert… Source: Report: Ranking of the Rate of State Medical Boards’ Serious Disciplinary Actions, 2019-2021 - Public Citizen
The Massachusetts medical board should be the ultimate protector of patients. But a Boston Globe Spotlight Team investigation found it is slow to act on physician lapses and regularly fails to protect patients. Source: Massachusetts board of medicine slow to discipline doctors accused of medical malpractice
The Massachusetts medical board should be the ultimate protector of patients. But a Boston Globe Spotlight Team investigation found it is slow to act on physician lapses and regularly fails to protect patients. Source: Massachusetts board of medicine slow to discipline doctors accused of medical malpractice
More Americans have jobs that didn’t exist a generation ago, and even well-known professions are changing. Source: You Say You’re a Knowledge Architect? Why Modern Careers Are So Hard to Explain - WSJ
No data scientist required: Sanofi AI gives teams instant insights instead of waiting weeks for a spreadsheet Perhaps the greatest AI impact comes from employees. “Snackable AI” — which is accessible, easy to use AI that is designed for a mass audience — is a must across companies. Imagine every employee working with a personal … Continue reading No data scientist required: Sanofi AI gives teams instant insights instead of waiting weeks for a spreadsheet
Choosing the right blueprint can accelerate learning in visual AI systems. Artificial intelligence systems built with biologically inspired structures can produce activity patterns similar to those seen in the human brain even before they undergo any training, according to new research from Johns H Source: Johns Hopkins Study Challenges Billion-Dollar AI Models
It's a 'realization that feels strange at first, but it's also freeing.' Source: AI has exposed the illusion of work - Fast Company
The darker the room tonight, the smarter and more alert, you'll be tomorrow. Source: Science Says Sleeping in a Really Dark Room Will Make You Smarter
“ROAI isn't about flashy demos or model size. It's about measurable improvements,” writes Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson. Source: A framework for measuring AI success in biopharma | STAT
Source: Humans are evolved for nature, not cities, say anthropologists
This experience led him to conduct an AI-powered literature review to find new ways to help his son, opening his eyes to the transformative potential of AI in various fields. A few figures have made as significant an impact in such a short time as Emad Mostaque. The British-Bangladeshi entrepreneur's journey from hedge fund … Continue reading How Emad Mostaque of Stability AI used AI to help his son’s autism
From appealing rejected claims to negotiating the cost of care, people are turning to ChatGPT and specialized AI to fight the health bureaucracy. And they're racking up wins. Source: AI chatbots and our broken healthcare system - Fast Company
How can we get AI and LLMs to be domain experts? The prior era of AI devised knowledge elicitation techniques. Those are still good in the LLM era. An AI Insider scoop. Source: Using Knowledge Elicitation Techniques To Infuse Deep Expertise And Best Practices Into Generative AI
The farmers market will be open on the first three Thursdays in November at the Loring Greenough House in Jamaica Plain. Source: Brookline farm starts free farmers market as SNAP shutdown nears
The U.S. has ceded its leadership in critical industries before. It must not do so with China and biotech now, writes the president and CEO of Biocom California. Source: U.S. must not cede biomedical research leadership to China | STAT
For many medical conditions, lifesaving treatments may be hiding in plain sight. Source: Can A.I. Find Cures for Untreatable Diseases—Using Drugs We Already Have? | The New Yorker
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