The Shape of a Postoperative Brain Lesion May Predict Neurological Decline After Glioma Surgery
A new study suggests that the shape of postoperative DWI lesions after eloquent-area glioma surgery may help predict which patients ...
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AI Ensemble Reads Brain Scans With 98.5% Accuracy and Shows Its Work
Researchers in India have built a unified deep learning framework that classifies brain tumors in MRI scans with 98.52 percent ...
Skipping Gadolinium: Brain Tumor Screening Without Contrast Agents Matches Gold-Standard MRI
A Danish cohort study of 601 patients finds that MRI without gadolinium-based contrast agents detects intracranial tumors with sensitivity and ...
Machine learning reads ultrasound speckle statistics to tell glioblastoma from healthy brain tissue
A proof-of-concept study shows that statistical distributions fitted to ultrasound echo envelopes, combined with machine learning, can distinguish glioblastoma from ...
Rare Brain Tumor Study Reveals Recurrence Is Far More Common Than Assumed
A 35-year multi-institutional study of 51 patients finds that central neurocytomas recur frequently even after complete surgical removal, with omission ...
AI Reads Brain Scans to Predict Tumor Aggressiveness Before Surgery
A five-center study shows deep learning models, especially nnU-Net, predict aggressive meningioma grades from MRI more reliably across hospitals than ...
Lightweight AI Reads Brain Tumor Scans and Knows When It Is Unsure
Researchers have built a 10.97-million-parameter neural network that classifies brain tumors on MRI with 99.2 percent accuracy while quantifying its ...
Grid-Shaped Radiation Beats Conventional Beams in Boosting CAR T Therapy for Brain Lymphoma
A rat study shows that spatially fractionated minibeam radiation, unlike conventional radiotherapy, preserves the efficacy of CD19-directed CAR T cells ...
Seizures Before Surgery Linked to Sharper Processing Speed in Glioma Patients
A preliminary Taiwanese study finds that glioma patients presenting with seizures show better preoperative processing speed than those without, even ...
Why EGFR Drugs Fail in Glioblastoma: A STAT3 Escape Route Takes Center Stage
A new review argues that glioblastoma evades EGFR-targeted therapies through compensatory STAT3 activation, positioning the EGFR–STAT3 axis as an adaptive ...
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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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