AI in drug discovery: the future is near
The Register - 22-Jan-2025Machine learning promises faster, cheaper, and more effective treatments
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Machine learning promises faster, cheaper, and more effective treatments
V01, the first arthroscopic robot, gains FDA breakthrough status and targets global growth
Navigating the body with unmatched precision and versatility
The device is tested on patients without needing risky surgeries
Tiny robots tested in animals promise less invasive neurological treatments
Revolutionizing protein engineering to boost stem cells and combat ageing
Company aims to predict diseases, design therapies, and revolutionise research
Tools like Corti and C the Signs enhance diagnosis and treatment suggestions
It holds potential for treating inflammation, cancer, ageing, and autoimmunity
This innovation improves targeted therapies, making it easier to deliver medicine
Dual-action therapies tackling inflammation, metabolism, and neurodegeneration
New Spiroligomer™ technology opens pathways to treating previously untargetable diseases
It offers a faster, less invasive way to improve early diagnosis
Early trial results show promise for insulin production without immune suppression
Open-source tools allow researchers to explore and innovate further
Funding supports NHS digitalisation goals and global expansion of personal health record platform
Fosigotifator and DNL343 miss key goals, sparking calls for deeper analysis and longer studies
The company has raised $16 million from investors
The new method uses radiotracers to make cancer cells visible
Human doctors still excel in gathering patient information and making diagnoses
It achieved 86.3% accuracy, reducing misdiagnoses and referrals
Clinical trials have begun on patients with severe kidney disease
The current trial is in West Yorkshire. If successful, it may be expanded across the UK
This innovation offers better precision and could lead to more autonomous surgeries
This may revolutionise organ transplants and disease treatments