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EurekAlert!
eurekalert.org > news-releases > 1141585

New approaches for cancer therapy and biotechnology

5+ hour, 35+ min ago   (107+ words) Laura Marie Helleckes and Bianca Schacherl Receive Grants from the Carl Zeiss Foundation; CZS Nexus Program Supports Outstanding Research Ideas in STEM Disciplines Credit: links: Phil Dera; rechts: Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London “I congratulate Laura Marie Helleckes…...

Inside Precision Medicine
insideprecisionmedicine.com > topics > translational-research > ken-greenberg-can-ultrasound-shatter-the-gene-therapy-delivery-bottleneck

Ken Greenberg: Can Ultrasound Shatter the Gene Therapy Delivery Bottleneck?

10+ hour, 17+ min ago   (1169+ words) SonoThera's founder and CEO says ultrasound could overcome genetic medicine's biggest delivery challenges, including payload size, tissue targeting, and repeat dosing By Jonathan D. Grinstein, PhD The potential is enormous because targeting is driven largely by physics rather than a biological…...

BioBuzz
biobuzz.io > news > deepcyte-launches-worlds-first-single-cell-mechanistic-toxicity-atlas-as-enterprise-pharma-pilots-advance

DeepCyte Launches World's First Single-Cell Mechanistic Toxicity Atlas as Enterprise Pharma Pilots Advance

9+ hour, 13+ min ago   (548+ words) BioBuzz DeepCyte Launches World’s First Single-Cell Mechanistic Toxicity Atlas as Enterprise Pharma Pilots Advance DeepCyte, a startup with dual headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware and Copenhagen, Denmark, announced on August 19, 2026 the launch of DeeTox Atlas, which it describes as the world’s…...

openPR.com
openpr.com > news > 4614424 > network-physiology-market-turning-the-human-body-into

Network Physiology Market: Turning the Human Body Into a Dynamic, Connected System

5+ hour, 23+ min ago   (61+ words) openPR.com Network Physiology Market: Turning the Human Body Into a Dynamic, Connected System Press release from: HTF Market Intelligence Consulting Private Limited Permanent link to this press release: You can edit or delete your press release Network Physiology Market:…...

The Current
news.ucsb.edu > 2026 > 022776 > light-triggered-stress-response-suppresses-glioblastoma-spread-3d-models

Light-triggered stress response suppresses glioblastoma spread in 3D models

5+ hour, 13+ min ago   (480+ words) UC Santa Barbara researchers have found that triggering a stress response in glioblastoma cells, a type of aggressive brain cancer, can suppress their growth and invasion. Their findings suggest new therapeutics in the treatment of the hard-to-access tumors. “There might…...

Rethinking Clinical Trials
rethinkingclinicaltrials.org > news > grand-rounds-august-21-2026-off-label-intelligence-books-language-models-and-ai-as-a-medical-device-eric-karl-oermann-md

Grand Rounds August 21, 2026: Off-Label Intelligence: Books, Language Models, and AI as a Medical Device (Eric Karl Oermann, MD)

2+ hour, 29+ min ago   (187+ words) Eric Karl Oermann, MD Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, Radiology, and Data Science Director, OLAB – Health AI Research Lab of NYU Langone Health Associate Program Director, Neurosurgery Residency program Investigator, Neuroscience Institute NYU Langone Medical Center New York University Artificial Intelligence;…...

CORDIS | European Commission
cordis.europa.eu > article > id > 467327-synthesising-dna-on-a-chip-using-water

Synthesising DNA on a chip, using water

2+ hour, 45+ min ago   (606+ words) CORDIS | European Commission Backed by the EU’s HYPERION project, researchers synthesised 64 DNA sequences in parallel on a silicon chip – a water-based milestone that paves the way for scalable, eco-friendly DNA data storage. Silicon chips have driven the computing revolution for…...

rsna.org
rsna.org > news > 2026 > august > cognitive-biases-mislead-radiology-llms

Cognitive Biases Can Mislead Radiology LLMs

2+ hour, 53+ min ago   (640+ words) Large language models (LLMs) are being increasingly explored in radiology for education, report support, guideline retrieval and clinical decision support. However, a recently published study in Radiology: Artificial Intelligence demonstrated that LLMs are susceptible to cognitively biased inputs and the…...

Digital Trends
digitaltrends.com > computing > ai-receptionists-seem-like-a-dangerous-idea-after-a-patient-reveals-it-failed-to-understand-her-request

AI receptionists seem like a dangerous idea after a patient revealed it failed to understand her request

5+ hour, 23+ min ago   (450+ words) AI receptionists are supposed to make calling the doctor easier. But a growing number of patients are finding that the opposite can be true – particularly when a machine struggles with the way they speak, understand instructions, or communicate their needs....

Medical Design and Outsourcing
medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com > vagus-nerve-map-next-gen-neruomodulation-technology-stavros-zanos

This researcher's development could inspire new and next-gen neuromod technologies

3+ hour, 13+ min ago   (320+ words) The vagus nerve controls autonomic nervous system functions such as heart rate, breathing, digestion, immune response and inflammation. Currently, autonomic nervous system neuromodulation (ANS-NM) is proven to treat conditions in the brain like epilepsy, depression and post-stroke rehabilitation. “ANS-NM works…...