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Otter Biosciences trains artificial intelligence models on living human skin tissue

Otter Biosciences trains artificial intelligence models on living human skin tissue

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Otter Biosciences is working to reshape biological compound discovery by training artificial intelligence models directly on living human skin tissue obtained from plastic surgery procedures, seeking to bypass the slow pace of traditional laboratory experiments and the inaccuracies of animal models and synthetic

Arab Therapy funding round tests the hardest layer of Arabic AI in clinical context

Arab Therapy funding round tests the hardest layer of Arabic AI in clinical context

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The challenge of Arabic digital mental healthcare does not begin with translating a button or an onboarding page. It begins when someone describes distress, fear, or exhaustion in their family dialect, expecting a digital service to understand the nuance without overstepping its clinical

MBZUAI researchers develop AIDO Cell, the first world model to simulate human cells and test drugs

MBZUAI researchers develop AIDO Cell, the first world model to simulate human cells and test drugs

Listen to this article Read by Anchor GeneBio AI has launched AIDO Cell, the first virtual human cell world model capable of simulating cells in their native state and examining their precise responses to drugs and various therapeutic interventions.The new system operates across the entire biological hierarchy of the

Anthropic tests Claude in de novo protein design and confirms 354 successful laboratory designs

Anthropic tests Claude in de novo protein design and confirms 354 successful laboratory designs

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Many medicines and medical treatments work by binding to a specific target in the human body to halt its activity or alter its biological function. The critical first step in developing any new drug begins with engineering a biomolecule capable of binding tightly

Neko Health opens its first American branch in New York as body-scanning investments accelerate

Neko Health opens its first American branch in New York as body-scanning investments accelerate

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Body-scanning technology company Neko Health is preparing to launch its US expansion with the opening of its first American office and center on September 24, selecting Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood, known as a luxury retail hub, at 300 Lafayette Street. The

A scientific blueprint for the digital organism connects foundation models to biological simulations from molecules to the whole organism

A scientific blueprint for the digital organism connects foundation models to biological simulations from molecules to the whole organism

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Just as aerospace engineers test aircraft designs through computational models and simulations thousands of times before physical construction begins, a research team is proposing a scientific blueprint to give biologists the same analytical and simulation capabilities when working with biological systems. The blueprint,

Longevium establishes an AI longevity research lab at Dubai Science Park

Longevium establishes an AI longevity research lab at Dubai Science Park

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Longevium is preparing to open a dedicated artificial intelligence research lab at Dubai Science Park in the fourth quarter of 2026, following a 7 million dollar funding round. The new facility is strictly a R&D centre rather than a fourth clinic

The digital organism blueprint asks whether the scales of life can be united in a single system

The digital organism blueprint asks whether the scales of life can be united in a single system

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Before an aircraft is built, engineers test it repeatedly in computer simulations. This is the analogy researchers used when introducing their concept of an AI-driven digital organism. The aim is to bridge the layers of biology that are typically studied in isolation.

Arab Therapy raises 2 million dollars in Pre-Series A round to expand artificial intelligence tools and mental health care in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East

Arab Therapy raises 2 million dollars in Pre-Series A round to expand artificial intelligence tools and mental health care in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The Arab Therapy platform, which provides digital mental-health services in Arabic and is powered by artificial-intelligence technologies, announced that it has successfully closed a new Pre-Series A financing round of $2 million. The round was led by Manara Ventures, with

When genomes meet the medical record, AI changes how disease is read

When genomes meet the medical record, AI changes how disease is read

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The electronic medical record does not preserve a single moment in a patient's life, it collects, over time, diagnoses, laboratory tests, clinical procedures, and results for each patient. When this record meets genomic information, a review article in Nature Reviews Genetics

Machine learning detects diabetes with 94 percent accuracy from demographic data: a study on 56,000 people in 14 low-income countries

Machine learning detects diabetes with 94 percent accuracy from demographic data: a study on 56,000 people in 14 low-income countries

Listen to this article Read by Anchor A study published in Scientific Reports developed machine-learning models to classify diabetes using WHO STEPS survey data from 14 low- and middle-income countries, comprising 56,560 adults (16,357 with diabetes, 45,423 without). The aim: early detection of diabetes in

MRICombo: a unified framework for MRI analysis across 9 imaging sequences: tumor diagnosis with 92% accuracy

MRICombo: a unified framework for MRI analysis across 9 imaging sequences: tumor diagnosis with 92% accuracy

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Researchers from Macau Polytechnic University, the Netherlands Cancer Institute, Nanfang Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University, and the University of Pittsburgh published a paper in Nature Communications presenting MRICombo, a unified multi-expert deep-learning framework that performs multiple MRI analysis tasks simultaneously: volumetric

Seven levels of medical AI liability proposed by MBZUAI researchers in Nature

Seven levels of medical AI liability proposed by MBZUAI researchers in Nature

Listen to this article Read by Anchor When AI participates in a medical decision and it ends in error, who bears responsibility: the physician, the developer, the hospital, or the algorithm itself? A research paper published in Nature on 28 July 2026, signed by researchers including Jianning Qiu of Mohamed

AI “Manufactures” Viruses

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AI “Manufactures” Viruses

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The AI revolution is reaching everything around us. It does not leave even the eye of a needle untouched on the planet. But when it reaches biology and the business of viruses, that is frightening, and we all say: may God protect us.

People receiving humanitarian food assistance in Somalia

In Somalia, AI Helps Food Arrive Before the Window Closes

Listen to this article Read by Anchor In Somalia's Burhakaba district, the result of a forecast was not another graphic on a screen. It was food delivered to 48,000 people and nutrition support allocated to 3,000 women and children. The World Food Programme used AI tools

Stethoscope beside a laptop

ChatGPT Connects Health Records to Conversations with User Consent

A new health feature connects medical records and Apple Health data to ChatGPT conversations with user consent, raising practical questions for the region about data sovereignty and the limits of clinical decision-making.

Pipette above laboratory sample tubes

Bristol Myers Squibb Expands Drug Discovery Computing with Vera Rubin

Bristol Myers Squibb is building its second AI computing system on Vera Rubin, linking shared infrastructure to drug discovery timelines and laboratory decisions.

Healthcare professionals reviewing diagnostic data

WHO Finds a Governance Gap in Health AI

WHO data shows a gap between the use of AI in diagnosis and the existence of health strategies and clear accountability standards.

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RAISE Health Confronts AI Biology’s Promise and Its Bioweapon Risk

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What happened: Leaders from science, medicine and government gathered at Stanford University on June 2 for the third RAISE Health symposium. The discussion moved beyond proof of concept to AI’s role as a core engine for drug discovery and for shortening development

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Onclara IO Raises the Bar for Trust in Oncology AI

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What happened: At the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, or ASCO, Onc.AI presented pivotal validation results for Onclara IO. The model analyses longitudinal medical images to provide an early assessment of how patients with non-small cell lung

UpDoc clinical AI platform

UpDoc Becomes the First FDA-Cleared AI Agent for Direct Care

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What happened: On June 25, UpDoc officially launched its clinical platform after receiving clearance from the US Food and Drug Administration, FDA, as the first AI agent to provide direct care, starting with insulin dose management for patients with type 2 diabetes. The