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AI Tools Accelerate Stroke Diagnosis at Catholic Health Facilities

Stroke care operates under the principle that "time is brain"—meaning rapid diagnosis and treatment are essential to minimize brain damage and improve patient outcomes. Catholic Health is addressing this urgency by integrating artificial intelligence into their stroke diagnosis workflow. AI-assisted stroke diagnosis systems are designed to quickly

Experimental Chewing Gum Shows Promise in Reducing HPV and Cancer-Linked Bacteria

A new therapeutic approach using specially engineered chewing gum has demonstrated significant potential in combating oral human papillomavirus (HPV) and bacteria linked to head and neck cancers, according to research findings. The experimental gum was able to reduce HPV levels by as much as 93% in testing. Additionally, the treatment

UK Regulator Clarifies AI Scribe Classification Under Medical Device Rules

The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is weighing in on a growing question within the healthcare technology sector: whether AI-powered medical scribes should be classified as medical devices. AI scribes are software tools that listen to conversations between clinicians and patients, automatically generating clinical notes, documentation, and

How New Satellites and AI Are Transforming Wildfire Detection

The Evolution of Wildfire Detection Wildfire seasons have grown increasingly severe in recent years, making early detection more critical than ever. New generations of Earth-observation satellites equipped with advanced sensors are now capable of identifying heat signatures and smoke plumes in near-real-time, dramatically reducing the gap between ignition and detection.

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Science Highlights: Discoveries from Aging Research to Giant Trees

A roundup of today's top science stories covering breakthroughs in neurodegeneration, space exploration, climate impacts, ocean ecology, aerospace engineering, and ecology. Scientists may have found aging's hidden trigger for brain disease Scientists have discovered that the protein EPS8 accumulates with age in neurons and triggers a

Giant 'Temples of Giants' Discovered in Taiwan's Remote Mountains

Researchers exploring Taiwan's steep, remote mountains have uncovered extraordinary ancient forests hiding in plain sight. After years of challenging expeditions, LiDAR mapping, and citizen-science detective work, scientists discovered an 84.1-meter (276-foot) Taiwania fir—the tallest tree currently known in all of East Asia. The discovery goes beyond

Robotic Technology Shows Promise for Early Lung Cancer Detection

The Promise of Robotic Cancer Detection Lung cancer remains one of the most challenging diseases to treat, largely because symptoms often appear only after the disease has progressed to advanced stages. Early detection is widely recognized as critical to improving survival rates, and researchers are increasingly turning to robotic and