Tag: precision medicine
AI transforms radiopharmaceutical discovery and personalizes cancer dosimetry, JMIR reports
Machine learning and generative AI are accelerating radiopharmaceutical discovery and enabling personalized radiation dosing for cancer patients, according to a…
ARPA-H funds $160 million gene-editing push for rare diseases after administrative delays
The U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is awarding $160 million to seven research laboratories to accelerate development…
Harvard researchers develop electric silicon chip for rapid DNA synthesis—a breakthrough toward portable genetic engineering
Harvard researchers have engineered a silicon microchip that synthesizes dozens of DNA sequences simultaneously using electricity and water-based enzymes, replacing…
Genetic markers may predict glaucoma onset and progression, study suggests
Genetic markers may help identify patients at high risk of glaucoma before symptoms emerge, offering the potential to prevent irreversible…
Biological Aging Clocks: How Scientists Are Measuring True Biological Age to Transform Medicine
Biological aging clocks—molecular markers measuring cellular aging independent of chronological age—are emerging as powerful tools for disease prediction and prevention.…
A Father’s Fight: How One Family’s Quest Is Reshaping Rare Disease Drug Development
A father's advocacy for his daughter with ultra-rare NGLY1 deficiency is reshaping how experimental gene therapies reach patients when traditional…
Amyloid PET Emerges as Key Tool for Managing Anti-Amyloid Alzheimer’s Therapy
Anti-amyloid monoclonal antibodies for Alzheimer's disease are now shifting clinical focus from diagnosis to individual treatment optimisation. Amyloid PET imaging…
Cambridge researchers identify three distinct severe pneumonia subtypes, opening path to personalised treatment
University of Cambridge researchers have identified three distinct subtypes of severe pneumonia, each associated with different intensive care outcomes. The…