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UC San Francisco neurologists focus on the hazards of abortion restrictions for women of reproductive age - Vimarsana News

UC San Francisco neurologists focus on the hazards of abortion restrictions for women of reproductive age

UCSF Perspective Article Says New Ruling May Result in Increased Risk of Deaths, Disability.

AI Enables Non-Invasive Screening for Down Syndrome - Vimarsana News

AI Enables Non-Invasive Screening for Down Syndrome

The most frequent chromosomal anomaly causing intellectual impairment and developmental delay is Down syndrome, also known as Trisomy 21, which can be detected in pregnancy. Many expectant mothers want to know if their fetus has this condition.

Using AI for Real-Time Tumor Malignancy Identification - Vimarsana News

Using AI for Real-Time Tumor Malignancy Identification

Identification of tumor malignancy is crucial to the clinical therapy of cancer. Presently, a biopsy is the gold standard for determining if a tumor is malignant in the majority of instances.

Investigating the prerequisites for developing RNA-based antibiotics - Vimarsana News

Investigating the prerequisites for developing RNA-based antibiotics

In the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, mRNA-based vaccines have impressively demonstrated their potential. Using this technology, scientists were able to rapidly develop and bring to market vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 that have been extremely effective at protecting millions of people against severe disease progression of COVID-19 or even death.

SARS-CoV-2 virus undertakes a massive takeover of the body's fat-processing system - Vimarsana News

SARS-CoV-2 virus undertakes a massive takeover of the body's fat-processing system

The virus that causes COVID-19 undertakes a massive takeover of the body's fat-processing system, creating cellular storehouses of fat that empower the virus to hijack the body's molecular machinery and cause disease.