down in recent days and how or whether they may be part after larger chinese surveillance program. just a few questions that congressional lawmakers are considering tonight, earlier senators leaving a classified briefing on the hill with you said it more questions than answers, despite learning that these aerial objects are not believed to be alien in nature. still the who what and the when remains unclear. i think the american people deserve to hear more from the president on all these issues. there is a lot of information presented to us this morning that could be told the american people without any harm. there are things to consider not the least of which is the potential risk. so i think most republicans that feel could have been shot down sooner. yes president biden as mentioned still has not addressed the nation about how the u.s. is going to continue to respond to this apparently growing threat. white house petersen secretary jean pierre tells fox news that quot
Artificial intelligence, as used in ChatGPT, can generate credible medical information in response to common patient questions, a research team from Taiwan and the US found.
standardization. they never made sense and only time shown to work was on individual basis at a place like massachussetts general hospital where doctors knew how to wear them so we didn t have prospective randomized trials also most important thing i talked to dr. benjamin at duke who looked at schools and he was one proponent who said keep schools open. i said why? he said everything taken together opening a window and number 1 opening a window ventilation keeping kids accept rats, not the mask so they focused on mask as a political tool but it wasn t scientifically proven and that we have known for a long time. there were so many mistakes made during the pandemic. i have two daughters and this is very concerning to me, the wall street journal headline reads, teen girls experiencing record levels of sadness and suicide risk says the cdc going on in 202157 percent of high school
Researchers use AI to identify drugs that could be repurposed for Alzheimer’s
Eli Lilly s JAK inhibitor Olumiant identified as a potential treatment for repurposing
Researchers from Harvard Medical School and Massachussetts General Hospital have revealed which drugs could be potentially repurposed as possible treatments for Alzheimer’s disease using artificial intelligence (AI).
The research team developed an AI-based method that enabled them to screen US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved medications for their potential as repurposed Alzheimer’s treatments.
The study, published in
Nature Communications, used a framework called DRIAD (Drug Repurposing in Alzheimer’s Disease) which uses machine learning to measure what happens to human brain neural cells when treated with a drug.
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