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AI Finds Heart-Disease Clues in Routine Mammograms, Increasing Risk Estimates by Up to 70%
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AI Finds Heart-Disease Clues in Routine Mammograms, Increasing Risk Estimates by Up to 70%

A large study finds AI can read breast arterial calcification on routine mammograms to predict cardiovascular risk in women, with mild, moderate, and severe calcifications linked to 30%, 70%, and 2–3 times higher risk, respectively, suggesting screening programs could double as heart-disease risk tools.

1 month ago•Source: Good News Network
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Singapore Trial Shows Wolbachia Mosquito Release Slashes Dengue Risk
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41.08 min•1 month ago

Singapore Trial Shows Wolbachia Mosquito Release Slashes Dengue Risk

A citywide randomized trial in Singapore found releasing Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes drastically reduced dengue transmission by about 71% and lowered local mosquito counts, providing robust evidence that IIT-SIT can control dengue.

via Good News Network
Blocking SCoR2 Could Halt Fat Production and Lower Cholesterol
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6.69 min•2 months ago

Blocking SCoR2 Could Halt Fat Production and Lower Cholesterol

via SciTechDaily

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