Early Detection
5 articles
AI identifies breast cancer risk factors in 111,000 women
A groundbreaking study, analyzing 200,000 mammograms from 111,000 women, reveals an AI model that identified 30% more high-risk individuals who later developed breast cancer than current methods.
Why Are Routine Health Screenings Crucial at Every Life Stage?
The American Heart Association recommends cholesterol screening for women starts at age 20, even without known heart disease risks, repeating every 4 to 6 years, according to Medlineplus .
Blood test predicts diabetic retinal neurodegeneration via 71 proteins
A groundbreaking AI model, Pro-DRN, now predicts diabetic retinal neurodegeneration in type 2 diabetes patients with 26% greater accuracy than prior methods.
Metabolic Signature Predicts Future Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Scientists can now identify 44 specific molecules in your blood that predict your future risk of type 2 diabetes, even if you currently appear healthy.
New daily movement metric aids early Parkinson's detection
Years before a clinical diagnosis, individuals who would later develop Parkinson's disease were already walking less—a subtle, critical indicator now detectable with 95.