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@OlyaKudina 3 years ago
Happy to share our new paper with @DeJaZegger on a responsible integration of #MachineLearning in medical diagnostics, published today #openaccess in the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jep.13535 #bias #AIethics #bioethics
@9to5mac.com 4 years ago
Stanford Medicine publishes full results from the Apple Watch Heart Study
@xconomy.com 5 years ago
CRISPR Risks? Researchers Stoke Fears of Cancer in Gene-Edited Cells
@theverge.com 6 years ago
Deaths from obesity are rising worldwide
@theverge.com 7 years ago
Rapidly losing and gaining weight could be dangerous if you have heart disease
@theverge.com 7 years ago
Lab-made salmonella boosts mice's immune systems to fight cancer
@theverge.com 7 years ago
Virtual reality and exoskeletons helped paraplegics walk again
@theverge.com 7 years ago
Zika infection late in pregnancy doesn't cause brain defects, study says
@theverge.com 8 years ago
New research confirms thriving gut bacteria is linked to a healthier body
@theverge.com 8 years ago
The evidence that Zika causes fetal brain damage is now 'awfully strong'
@theverge.com 8 years ago
Ebola found in the semen of some men nine months later
@theverge.com 8 years ago
Sequencing the RNA of sperm may better diagnose a man's infertility
@theverge.com 8 years ago
Vitamin B12 screws with your skin bacteria and could cause acne
@theverge.com 8 years ago
Teens didn't start smoking more weed after medical pot was legalized
@theverge.com 8 years ago
Would the medical research benefits of reclassifying LSD outweigh the risks?
@theverge.com 9 years ago
Experimental Ebola vaccine makes researchers hopeful in human trials
@theverge.com 9 years ago
An experimental Ebola vaccine looks promising in a human trial
@theverge.com 9 years ago
Siblings with autism rarely share genetic mutations
@theverge.com 9 years ago
PSA: vaping at high voltages produces high levels of a carcinogen
@theverge.com 9 years ago
The Ebola epidemic is slowing in Africa, but it's not yet controlled