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Being scanned, the ai will have made its assessment of the risk. in this case, its low, but when its at a more moderate level, the dilemma really exists. sometimes there is a grey zone and some cases are borderline, so maybe not completely good prognosis, maybe not completely bad. and in this grey zone, we need other tools to decide for the prognosis of the patient. and here we have the information that you receive after the als looked at the data. exactly. so, here, for example, i can see that ...

This helps both preserve it and keep it in place. then, instead of it being put under a microscope, its taken from the lab to a digital scanner, where a very high—resolution image of the cancerous cells is created. digitising slides isnt a new concept, but running an ai model to determine the risk of cancer returning is. no—one involved is suggesting that this will replace the importance of doctors, but the hope is that more detailed data and analysis could enhance theirjudgement calls. with...

We neeeed it now. team herschel .com, when we wake up next week, lets wake up with a smile on her face. this man will changeuld the republican partys. you know, herschelle, i know its kint d gone viral. and this new hashtag, georgia basically,zone. and basically now allen the arguments have been madets l we know how radical raphael is warnock is . we know hes a rubber stamp fo rjoe bi joe biden. we know stacey abrams lost this race. raphael warnock would work against the policy locally off gover...

Although not as vilified as the transportation or energy sectors, food production is responsible for a significant amount of pollution, both through the gases it emits into the air and the chemicals it deposits into the soil and nearby bodies of water. Click to read more...

Nonexplosive war heads. why? it is an effort to exhaust ukraine air defenses as they try to shoot them down and flood the zone. this is a fragment of the kh-55 missile which is nuclear capable that the ukraine government put on display. >> matthew chance joins us live from kyiv. what are we learning about these warheads and are there any weight to the possible withdrawals here? >> reporter: well, it is an interesting development, isnt it? the idea that the ukrainians are now saying that the russ...

Before christmas and after christmas it is the publication of prince harrys book. from the prince and princess of wales we are told they will try not to be distracted by other things and focus on their work, but it may not be that easy. studio: daniela relph, thank you, live in boston. in east africa, somalia is in the grip of its worst drought for 40 years, with the united nations warning that 500,000 children may die, unless more help arrives. the uks development minister, andrew mitchell, has...

0 gets to regulate the media. were going to look into it fort tomorrow night. o itbut in the meantime, we hop you have the best evening with the ones you love. and now a full 15 seconds early is our friend sean hannity. >> i used to give you such a hard time about hitting the post. you shouldnt just slap me, you know, virtually in the head. i deserve. >> thank you for the extra time. thank, tucker. thank you and welcome, hannity. busy night tonight. it is now day six hundred and eighty one of th...

Zone with just poor polls, what we see now is that we actually have data we can look at. thats the early voting numbers, where they come from in georgia. lieutenant governor duncan is probably better than i at telling you what it means when somebody votes in richmond county versus fulton county or dekalb county, et cetera. but i do believe that what were seeing is that democrats are coming out. i think raphael warnock is running the pitch perfect campaign for the moment. and let me also say this...

Had two candidates who just couldnt find anything that made sense for me to put my foot behind. i walked out of that ballot box, showing up to vote, but not voting for either one of them. diane gallagher reported, that we are seeing record-breaking early vote numbers in georgia. so, do you think that is good news for the democratic campaign here, because we are talking about a runoff, it really compressed schedule, does the conventional wisdom get thrown out the window? >> that is good news for ...

So the two big questions are, well, thats good, no question, but is that enough to make a difference? will they be able to function better? will their families notice a difference? the second question is, what about the side effects? thats a serious question for this drugs. 17% of the people who took the drug on the study, 17% had brain bleeding. another 12% had brain swelling. now, to be clear, some of the folks who took the placebo had those two things, too, but nearly at rates that high. the ...