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Study shows effectiveness of AI tools in predicting dementia - Vimarsana News

Study shows effectiveness of AI tools in predicting dementia

An 18-month study on the potential effectiveness of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool in the detection of cognitive impairment demonstrated the effectiveness of AI tools in detecting undiagnosed dementia, according

Study shows effectiveness of AI tools in predicting dementia - Vimarsana News

Study shows effectiveness of AI tools in predicting dementia

An 18-month study on the potential effectiveness of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool in the detection of cognitive impairment demonstrated the effectiveness of AI tools in detecting undiagnosed dementia, according

Business Insight Forum Set For Friday In Frederick - Vimarsana News

Business Insight Forum Set For Friday In Frederick

It's  sponsored by the Office of Economic Development. Frederick, Md (KM) A business forum is scheduled for Friday, January 5th at the Frederick Health Village,, 1 Frederick Health Way in Frederick.  It's sponsored by the County's Office of Economic Development. "We are very excited to have a n

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Study shows effectiveness of AI tools in predicting dementia - Vimarsana News

Study shows effectiveness of AI tools in predicting dementia

An 18-month study on the potential effectiveness of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool in the detection of cognitive impairment demonstrated the effectiveness of AI tools in detecting undiagnosed dementia, according

Is graphene the best heat conductor ever? Pur - Vimarsana News

Is graphene the best heat conductor ever? Pur

<p>Graphene, a material which consists of a single layer of carbon atoms, has been celebrated by many as the &ldquo;next big thing&rdquo; in material science. But according to Purdue University researchers, its thermal properties may not be as revolutionary as previously thought.</p>