Month: July 2023

New research shows babies’ immunological weak spot and strength

Scientists at Columbia have unlocked the mysteries of babies’ immune systems, uncovering their inherent vulnerability to respiratory infections while also revealing a surprising strength that protects them from new pathogens. It’s like having armor that’s weak against a common type of weapon but impenetrable against rare ones. Babies’ immune systems are more prone to repeated […]

Published on July 17, 2023

AI Model Deciphers which Drugs May Harm Unborn Babies

In a groundbreaking study, scientists have developed an artificial intelligence model akin to a master detective that can unravel which medications may potentially harm unborn babies. This model, also known as a ‘knowledge graph,’ adeptly integrates diverse sets of data to explore the origins of congenital disabilities. By predicting the involvement of pre-clinical compounds, it […]

Published on July 17, 2023

ChatGPT shows promise in healthcare communication, study finds

A recent study has discovered that ChatGPT’s responses to healthcare queries are so similar to those given by humans that it’s almost impossible to tell the difference. This indicates that chatbots like ChatGPT could become valuable allies for healthcare providers when communicating with patients. It’s like having a friend who can seamlessly step in and […]

Published on July 17, 2023