A new article in the introduction of a 9-point checklist designed to improve the quality of tests that use automatic image analysis based on artificial intelligence (AI) (AI). Because AI tools become wider in pathology -based research, fears of playback and transparency of published results have arisen. Developed by an interdisciplinary team of veterinary pathologists, […]
Perhaps you have heard activity with high-effects such as running, jumping, football and basketball-are good in building density and bone strength. But what if you stand still, lifting weights in the gym? The good news is that strength training is great for bone health. But some exercises are more effective than others. Here’s what science […]
An inexpensive, long -appointed HIV drug can improve vision in patients with dazzling complication of diabetes more effectively and at a much lower cost than many existing treatment methods, suggests a preliminary clinical examination. In addition, the drug is taken orally, potentially offering patients an alternative to monthly injections directly in their eyes. The drug, […]
The new pilot study from UBC Okanagan and Thompson Rivers University have examined how medically supervised the use of cannabis in a residential recovery can support people treating challenges related to the use of substances. Participants said that marijuana helped them deal with pain, anxiety, depression and problems with symptoms that can complicate regeneration. Our […]
Are you Avid runner Or Often go to the gymMany fitness enthusiasts say that they finally got stuck in routine – logging in the same nice or doing the same training over and over again. What would happen if there was a way to challenge both strength and strength at the same time with an […]
People with heart failure have long been recommended to reduce the amount of fluid they consume each day to help reduce the congestion or accumulate fluids in the lungs and limbs, but this advice does not provide benefits, in accordance with the study presented at the annual Arman College of Cardiology scientific session (ACC.25). Heart […]
Artificial intelligence has been shown to improve intravenous nutrition for premature children. The study, which he will publish on March 25, is one of the first to show how the AI algorithm can enable doctors to make better clinical decisions for patients with newborns. The algorithm uses information in electronic preemies medical documentation to predict […]
Imagine you have just finished training. Your legs are like jelly, your lungs are burning and you just want to fall on the couch. But instead you get up and go for an energetic walk. Although this may seem contrary to intuition, performing slight activity after intensive training – known as “Active recovery” – suggested […]
Whether improving your flexibility was one of your New Year’s resolutions or you were inspired by watching some tennis stars warm-up Perhaps you want to focus on regular stretching during the 2025 Australian Open. However, a quick Google search may leave you overwhelmed with different stretching techniques. Is static stretching and dynamic stretchingwhich can be […]
Have you ever wondered why we have brain? The obvious answer might be “think.” But scientist Daniel Wolpert came up with a completely different explanation 2011 meeting : : “We have a brain for one reason and one reason only: to produce flexible and complex movements.” Use your brain to stay efficient In other words, […]