Guess when is the worst time for glycemic control From 137 people (mostly Type 1 diabetes), ages 2-76, 91,000 days of continuous monitoring @ScienceAdvances https://
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc
iadv.adg2132
… @tprioleau_ahlab @dartmouth
@erictopol
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AI Reveals Worst Times for Glycemic Control in Diabetes
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Moderna’s Nasal mRNA Vaccine: Clinical Trial Delays Questioned
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So @moderna_tx has what looks like a very good nasal vaccine. Why haven't they got it into large scale clinical trials? https://
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc
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Protein Engineering Transforms Vaccine Design Through Molecular Staples
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How rejiggering the relevant protein, adding molecular “staples,” has transformed (->"structure-based") vaccine design and efficacy https://
theatlantic.com/health/archive
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Peter Hotez Q&A: Nature Interview on AI Healthcare
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Q and A @Nature with @PeterHotez https://
nature.com/articles/d4158
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Inverse Vaccines Enable Immune Tolerance Through Advanced Immunology
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technologyreview.com/2023/09/22/108
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US Wastewater Trends Show Plateau in COVID Admissions
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Thanks for posting. Looks a lot like the US situation for wastewater and admissions, and a little plateau which is likely short-lived, unfortunately
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Genome editing ethics: embryo modification breach examined
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Genome editing of diseases represents vital progress, offering cures to some unapproachable conditions. But Jiankui's embryo editing was a dangerous breach of medical ethics as I reviewed when his rogue work went public in 2018 https://
nytimes.com/2018/11/27/opi
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He Jiankui returns to genome editing after prison release
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The expansive story of He Jiankui, the reckless, contemptible purveyor of CRISPR babies, who, after being released from prison, is now back to genome editing https://
newyorker.com/magazine/2023/
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AI Now Predicts Smells: 500,000 Molecules Recognition Breakthrough
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When #AI capabilities expand from vision and hearing accuracy, now to smell, as in predicting smell of 500,000 molecules @ScienceMagazine https://
science.org/doi/full/10.11
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Mayo Clinic Advances AI Healthcare Leadership with John Halamka
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Mayo is on the move for bringing #AI to healthcare. @jhalamka is leading the charge
— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) 12 août 2023
From the new Ground Truths podcast
Link not posted here since that leads to automatic X- suppression (can be found via my profile) pic.twitter.com/yZMsBM0LQMMayo is on the move for bringing #AI to healthcare. @jhalamka is leading the charge
From the new Ground Truths podcast
Link not posted here since that leads to automatic X- suppression (can be found via my profile)