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iThemba LABS expands infrastructure to help boost production of radioisotopes - Vimarsana News

iThemba LABS expands infrastructure to help boost production of radioisotopes

Phase one of the establishment of the South African Isotope Facility kicked into first gear with the arrival of the cyclotron to the site in Faure, Cape Town, in March.

Source: ewn.co.za
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Source: ewn.co.za
Inside iThemba LABS' research quest for better cancer diagnostics & therapies - Vimarsana News

Inside iThemba LABS' research quest for better cancer diagnostics & therapies

Scientists at iThemba LABS in Cape Town are applying their knowledge in nuclear medicine to improve cancer treatment while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.

Source: ewn.co.za
Stage 4 cancer patient lauds medical advances as they help her defy disease - Vimarsana News

Stage 4 cancer patient lauds medical advances as they help her defy disease

Hannelie Snyman (56) from Johannesburg was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of eleven and after having been in remission for 34 years, doctors in 2011 discovered that she had developed stage-3 breast cancer. In 2016, she was given three years to live after the cancer metastised to stage four.

Source: ewn.co.za
Covid-19: Low risk for third wave in South Africa, predicts AI powered algorithm - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Low risk for third wave in South Africa, predicts AI powered algorithm

“These parameters are consistent with clinical public health measures that can contain, control and mitigate against the Covid-19 pandemic,” said Dr James Orbinski, director of the York University Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research. The AI-based algorithm works in parallel and supports the data of an already existing algorithm based on more classical analytics. Both algorithms work independently and are updated daily. The existence of two independent algorithms adds robustness to the predictive capacity of the algorithms. The data of the AI-based analysis is published on a w...