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Contraceptive Pill May Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk, New Study Finds

Today's Clinical Lab

A University of South Australia study reveals that using the contraceptive pill could lower the risk of ovarian cancer, especially for women over 45, supporting potential prevention strategies

Further AI adoption in clinical labs in 2025 could lead to better care for cancer patients.

Why Greater AI Adoption in Clinical Labs Will Occur in 2025

Razik Yousfi

Integration of platforms and responsible use of AI will become trends to watch

Clinical labs are poised to use computational pathology to support routine reporting and increase the efficiency of workflows, such as for cancer detection.

Computational Pathology Will Offset Clinical Lab Staffing Shortages by Streamlining Workflows

Rob Monroe, MD, PhD

AI and clinical data can also help laboratories maximize the potential of precision medicine

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New ‘Lab of the Future’ Survey Reveals More than Half of Lab Professionals Reported Unplanned Downtime

MachineQ

Comcast’s MachineQ survey shows equipment failures and missed calibration schedules as drivers of unplanned downtime

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First Patient Dosed in Phase 1 Trial of OKN4395, a First-in-Class EP2/EP4/DP1 Triple Inhibitor for Patients with Solid Tumors

Owkin

OKN4395 is the first compound to be developed using K1.0, Owkin’s AI-powered operating system

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AI-Driven Trial Accelerator Platform Hits New Milestone with Data from 132 Million Patients

Phesi

Latest version of Trial Accelerator™ incorporates new AI capabilities and product features to unlock a patient-centric approach to trial design and implementation

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How Connectivity Is Shaping the Future of Laboratory Medicine

Dan Petkanas

The time is ripe for labs and manufacturing facilities to embrace the modern gift of connectivity

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New Guidance for Ensuring AI Safety in Real-World Clinical Settings

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

The new guidance on artificial intelligence was published in JAMA by UTHealth Houston and Baylor College of Medicine researchers

Of the many genes involved in rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis, the researchers identified two key genes, ATXN2L and MMP14, that are most strongly linked to both diseases.

Two Key Genes Identified Linking Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoporosis

American Institute of Physics

The genes, involved in both diseases, could serve as targets for diagnosis and treatment

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A Year of Advancement: AACR Cancer Progress Report 2024

Michael Schubert, PhD

Screening successes, emerging technologies, precision treatments, and other steps forward from the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2024