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AI
Research
Speech may offer a low-cost window into brain aging
A person’s speech may reveal more than what they are trying to say. Changes in pauses, speaking speed, pitch, vocabulary and the precision of...
International Events
How EASD 2026 Will Reshape Diabetes Management – Milan Congress Takeaways
The 62nd Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes is entering its final stage in Milan, where researchers, clinicians, people...
News
Readers rate AI-generated texts higher than human-written ones: New study
According to a new study, readers rate stories written by artificial intelligence higher in quality and content than human-created texts. As part of an...
Research
The Functional State of the Thymus: Its Impact on Longevity and Disease Risk
For a long time, the notion that the thymus gland exhausts its primary function during childhood was considered an unshakable axiom. This view was...
Neurology
AI-based clinical trials may be flawed: New study
Scientists at the University of York have discovered a significant flaw in Artificial Intelligence models, challenging the widespread belief that machine algorithms operate similarly...
Neurology
AI Against Dementia: How Smart Glasses Give Patients Their Independence Back
Innovative AI software, specifically designed to assist people living with dementia, has won the prestigious British Longitude Prize on Dementia along with £1 million...
Neurology
New Study: Emotional support from AI is rated as more empathetic than that from humans
A recent study by scientists from Pennsylvania State University and the University of Toronto, published in the journal Communications Psychology, has revealed a paradoxical...
Interview
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Overcoming Communication Barriers for Patients in Intensive Care
In a clinical setting, especially in the intensive care unit, a deficit in verbal communication causes a significant limitation of the patient's autonomy. The...