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Al Gore-led fund leads $95-million investment in Toronto's BenchSci, which uses AI to hasten drug discovery - Vimarsana News

Al Gore-led fund leads $95-million investment in Toronto's BenchSci, which uses AI to hasten drug discovery

Golden managing partner Matt Golden said it was a ‘clean deal’ free of complex structured terms that financiers have increasingly demanded from startups to guarantee them a larger share of proceeds when they sell

BenchSci closes $95-million CAD Series D to expand AI drug-discovery platform - Vimarsana News

BenchSci closes $95-million CAD Series D to expand AI drug-discovery platform

Toronto-based BenchSci, which helps pharmaceutical firms accelerate R&D using AI, has announced $95 million CAD in Series D funding.

In 2050, over 800 million people globally estimated to be living with back pain: Analysis also dispels common back pain myth - Vimarsana News

In 2050, over 800 million people globally estimated to be living with back pain: Analysis also dispels common back pain myth

Study estimates there will be over 800 million cases of low back pain in 2050, a 36 percent increase from 2020. With an aging population, researchers say we must 'put the brakes' on low back pain cases before the burden becomes too great for our healthcare system.

New study reveals 80 crore people may suffer back pain by 2025, here's why - Vimarsana News

New study reveals 80 crore people may suffer back pain by 2025, here's why

The study found that since 2017, the number of low back pain cases has ticked over to more than half a billion people.

Study sounds alarm: Low back pain leading cause of disability - Vimarsana News

Study sounds alarm: Low back pain leading cause of disability

A recent study published in the Lancet Rheumatology journal predicts that over 840 million people worldwide will experience back pain by the year 2050. The increase in cases is mainly attributed to population growth and an aging population

Source: theweek.in