Tag: Imaging
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High-Speed AFM Unveils How Brain Enzyme Forms a Dodecameric Ring in Memory Formation
Groundbreaking Real-Time Imaging of a Brain Enzyme Researchers at the Nano Life Science Institute (WPI-NanoLSI) at Kanazawa University have achieved a milestone in neuroscience imaging. Using high-speed atomic force microscopy (HS-AFM), they captured real-time videos of a key brain enzyme as it self-assembles into a dodecameric ring. The study, conducted in Kanazawa, Japan, sheds light…
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Improving Diagnosis of Aortic Stenosis with Genetics and AI
New Frontiers in Aortic Stenosis Diagnosis Aortic stenosis (AS) is a progressive narrowing of the aortic valve that constrains blood flow from the heart to the body. It affects millions worldwide and remains a leading cause of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality when not identified and managed early. Traditional diagnostic approaches rely on echocardiography, clinical assessment,…
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Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Advances Early Detection with $50-Million Research Initiative
A Landmark Investment in Early Cancer Detection The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre has announced a transformative step in its fight against cancer: the creation of a leading-edge early detection research program. In a bold move described by organizers as the largest initiative of its kind globally, the center will establish the Peter Gilgan Centre for…
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Noosa Radiology welcomes prostate cancer imaging expert
Noosa Radiology Expands Its Expertise in Prostate Cancer Imaging Noosa Radiology has taken a decisive step in the fight against prostate cancer by welcoming a renowned expert in prostate cancer imaging to its team. This strategic appointment underscores Australia’s leadership in early detection and research, and it signals a renewed commitment to offering patients the…
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Noosa Radiology Welcomes Prostate Cancer Imaging Expert
Introduction: A Strategic Addition to Noosa Radiology Noosa Radiology is expanding its commitment to men’s health by welcoming a renowned prostate cancer imaging expert to its team. This strategic move underscores the clinic’s emphasis on early detection, precise diagnosis, and collaborative care. In a field where timely, accurate imaging can significantly alter outcomes, the addition…
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Victorian Patients Gain Access to World-Leading Cancer Detection Technology
Breakthrough Scanner Brings Early Cancer Detection Within Reach Victoria has taken a significant leap in cancer care with the rollout of a world-leading cancer detection scanner. The new technology promises earlier detection of cancers, smaller tumor identification, faster scans, and real-time assessment of treatment progress. This milestone is poised to transform diagnosis, treatment planning, and…
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Understanding the Global Rise in Thyroid Cancer: Causes, Trends, and Outlook
Why Thyroid Cancer Rates Are Rising Globally Thyroid cancer has shown a noticeable uptick in many parts of the world, with some regions reporting faster growth in incidence than other cancers. While this trend has sparked concern, experts say multiple factors—not a single culprit—are shaping the numbers. Understanding these drivers helps clarify whether the rise…
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From Human Retina to Artificial Eye: KRISS Sets a New Standard in Ophthalmic Imaging
Overview: A Breakthrough in Ophthalmic Imaging Researchers at the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) have unveiled a retina-mimicking eye phantom that closely replicates the structural layers and microvascular network of the human retina. This innovative device, designed to emulate the eye’s complex optical and vascular features, promises to become a new standard…
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Advancing Awareness and Innovation in Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer: Lessons from a Fred Hutch Event
Global Lobular Breast Cancer Day shines spotlight on ILC challenges and breakthroughs Last week, invasive lobular breast cancer (ILC) patients and their care teams gathered at Fred Hutch Cancer Center for a focused two-hour program. The event, held on October 15 to mark Global Lobular Breast Cancer Awareness Day, brought patient stories, epidemiological insights, and…
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Data-Driven Cancer Care: How Dr. Omar Khan Is Rewriting Alberta’s Oncology Landscape
Turning Data Into Better Cancer Care In Calgary, Alberta, a physician-scientist is reshaping how cancer care is delivered by translating data into real-world improvements for patients. Dr. Omar Khan, a medical oncologist who treats breast cancer and sarcoma at the Arthur J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre (Arthur Child), has long believed that artificial intelligence and…