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  • 1 week ago | clpmag.com | Chris Wolski

    One-sentence summary:Combining artificial intelligence (AI) with mathematical modeling and ethical data sharing practices is essential for accurate, reproducible, and patient-specific cancer treatment in predictive medicine. • AI alone isn’t enough — Mathematical modeling adds critical biological insights that AI may miss, especially when data is sparse. • Reproducibility matters — Open science and transparent methodologies are vital to ensure scientific findings can be trusted and verified.

  • 1 week ago | clpmag.com | Chris Wolski

    One-Sentence Summary:Applied Spectral Imaging (ASI) has released GenASIs v8.4.1, an advanced imaging software that streamlines digital workflows in cytogenetics and pathology labs through enhanced automation, integration, and remote collaboration capabilities. Three Brief Takeaways:Efficiency Boost: GenASIs v8.4.1 halves the time needed for karyogram preparation, improving lab productivity.

  • 1 week ago | clpmag.com | Chris Wolski

    Summary:PulpFixin has partnered with Wildcat Laboratory Solutions to bring its sustainable, high-performance lab products to pharmaceutical and biotech labs across the UK and Europe. • The partnership expands access to compostable and recyclable lab consumables that meet strict automation and performance requirements. • PulpFixin’s products, sealed with FutureFilm, perform in demanding lab conditions while supporting environmental goals.

  • 1 week ago | clpmag.com | Chris Wolski

    Summary:Natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted colorectal cancer (CRC) diagnoses in Puerto Rico, leading to a rise in late-stage cases due to delayed screenings. Three Key Takeaways:CRC diagnoses sharply declined during and after Hurricanes Irma, Maria, and the COVID-19 lockdowns, likely due to disrupted healthcare access. Late-stage CRC cases eventually exceeded expectations, while early-stage diagnoses remained below expected levels.

  • 1 week ago | clpmag.com | Chris Wolski |Zoonotic Diseases

    One-sentence summary:The Oropouche virus, once thought rare, is now recognized as widely underdiagnosed in Latin America, with new research highlighting its growing spread, potential risk to unborn babies, and links to climatic conditions. Three brief takeaways:Underdiagnosed and widespread: Up to 10% of people in some Latin American regions show evidence of past Oropouche virus infection.

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