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DC launches SPIDR Tech to update crime victims - Vimarsana News

DC launches SPIDR Tech to update crime victims

This innovative approach aims to empower those who have filed police reports with essential information throughout the investigative process.

Source: wusa9.com
DC police launch tool that will provide case updates to those who file police report - Vimarsana News

DC police launch tool that will provide case updates to those who file police report

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) –The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is launching a new tool that will make it easier for crime victims to get updates after filing a police report. “The Metropolitan Police Department is committed to bringing the leading public safety technology to our communities,” said the Investigative Service Bureau Assistant Chief Carlos Heraud. “SPIDR […]

Source: yahoo.com
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AI model uses chest x-rays to spot diabetes warning signs - Vimarsana News

AI model uses chest x-rays to spot diabetes warning signs

Chest x-rays can reveal early warning signs for diabetes, even in patients who don't meet guidelines for elevated risk, researchers say.

AI model enables earlier detection of diabetes through chest x-rays - Vimarsana News

AI model enables earlier detection of diabetes through chest x-rays

A new artificial intelligence model finds that x-ray images collected during routine medical care can provide warning signs for diabetes, even in patients who don’t meet the guidelines for elevated risk.

Source: emory.edu