JMIR Cancer Opens Call for Breast Cancer Research to Mark Awareness Month
JMIR Cancer has launched a dedicated breast cancer theme collection this October, inviting research on digital health, teleoncology, artificial intelligence, ...
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
AI in Psychology Shifts From Cold Algorithms to Digital Empathy, Decade of Research Reveals
A new bibliometric analysis of 961 publications shows that AI research in psychology has shifted after 2023 from technical themes ...
AI-Powered Statistics Project Aims to Decode the Genetic Switches Behind Eye Disease
A $1.96 million National Eye Institute grant will fund UT Arlington researchers developing AI and Bayesian statistical tools to identify ...
AI Reads the Neck’s Deadliest Plaques, but the Clinic Isn’t Ready Yet
A new systematic review of 28 studies finds that deep learning detects vulnerable carotid plaques with a pooled AUC of ...
Where AI Can Truly Fix Long-Term Care: Looking Beyond the Algorithm
Researchers argue that the deepest ethical risks of AI in long-term care lie not in algorithms but in the systems, ...
Flipping the Pyramid: Why Pregnancy Care Should Start in the First Trimester
A new PLOS Medicine Policy Forum argues that modern obstetrics should invert the traditional model of antenatal care, concentrating risk ...
AI Turns Cognitive Test Data Into Images to Forecast Multiple Sclerosis Disability
Researchers converted serial cognitive reaction time data into images and used a Transformer-based deep survival model to predict disability progression ...
AI Manuscript Reviewer Outperforms Human Peer Reviewers in Plastic Surgery Study
An iteratively optimized ChatGPT-based tool scored significantly higher than human peer reviewers on a validated measure of manuscript review quality, ...
Two Georgia State Doctoral Students Win SURA Graduate Awards for AI and Statistics Research
Two Georgia State University doctoral students, Ahanab Hafiz Anab and Haobo Cui, are among only four recipients of the 2026 ...
Procrastination, Not Stress, Drives Medical Students’ Reliance on AI, Study Finds
A new study of 310 Pakistani medical students finds that procrastination, not academic stress, is the strongest predictor of dependency ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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