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5 Ways Artificial Intelligence Is Influencing Medicine

Posted on 9/19/19 by Daniel Plotkin
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are making their way into medicine. These powerful computing tools, which allow for a computer to be taught to identify specific patterns and adapt as they gain more information, could be vital for the ...
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VB News Desk: 3 Ways Tiny Organs Are Making Big Advances

9/14/19 by Laura Snider
Organoids and organ-on-a-chip technologies are becoming more and more popular as models for studying different organs and tissues in the human body. ...
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VB News Desk: Why Vaping Could Be More Dangerous Than You Think

8/31/19 by Laura Snider
This article was updated September 20, 2019. Today, it’s considered pretty common knowledge that smoking is hazardous to your health, leading to ...
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VB News Desk: A Hip New Exosuit for Walking and Running

8/24/19 by Laura Snider
We love cool medical technology here at Visible Body, so it’s no surprise that a story about an exosuit that can make both walking and running easier ...
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VB News Desk: What Is Ebola?

8/17/19 by Lukas Bowditch
If you’ve been keeping up with recent global medical news, you may have noticed that Ebola has been making a comeback over the past couple of months. ...
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VB News Desk: Skin Cancer and FDA Sunscreen Regulations

8/3/19 by Katie McKinley
In recent years, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has developed a clearer understanding of the effects of the sun and the skin’s absorption ...
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VB News Desk: Of Placentas, Platelets, and Platypuses

7/27/19 by Laura Snider
When was the last time you talked about the human placenta, platelets, and the majestic platypus in one sentence (or even one conversation)? Unless ...
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VB News Desk: The Secret to Athletic Performance Enhancement Could Be in Marathon Runners' Guts

7/20/19 by Katie McKinley
The secret to athletic performance enhancement may lie in marathon runners’ guts. For years, scientists have been studying the correlation between ...
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VB News Desk: Horns?! Nope, just an enlarged external occipital protuberance.

7/13/19 by Laura Snider
Here at Visible Body, we enjoy keeping up with the latest scientific research. When we heard there was a study saying that young people were growing ...
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VB News Desk: No Sleep? No Good.

6/29/19 by Adelaide Elkin
Often romanticized in books and movies, the ambiguity of night owls has enticed viewers for decades. However, those who lurk during later hours may ...
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