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A New Artificial Intelligence Tool for Cancer

September 4, 2024

ChatGPT-like AI model can diagnose cancer, guide treatment choice, predict survival across multiple cancer types

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CBS Saturday Morning: How AI might change medical care

August 17, 2024

Zak Kohane and Pranav Rajpurkar are interviewed.

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New AI Tool Captures How Proteins Behave in Context

August 16, 2024

PINNACLE predicts protein functions in cells and tissues, can help improve drug discovery

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Which Strains of Tuberculosis Are the Most Infectious?

August 1, 2024

Shared geographic origin between TB strain and human host could amplify risk for infection

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What Will the New Cardiovascular Risk Calculator Mean for Patients?

July 29, 2024

Analysis forecasts more heart attacks and strokes as fewer people become eligible for meds

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The Drive Podcast #309: AI in Medicine

July 15, 2024

DBMI's Zak Kohane is interviewed by Peter Attia in the July 15th episode of The Drive Podcast

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Featured Publications: June 2024

June 24, 2024

A selection of recent publications by DBMI faculty and trainees

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Why the U.S. needs a reckoning on lockdowns before the next pandemic

June 11, 2024

DBMI's Chirag Patel is mentioned in the June 11th episode of WBUR's On Point

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100,000 models show that not much was learned about stopping the Covid-19 pandemic

June 5, 2024

DBMI's Chirag Patel writes with Stanford's Eran Bendavid in STAT highlighting their publication in Science Advances

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Removing Race from Tests for Lung Disease Could Benefit Millions of Black Americans

May 30, 2024

DBMI's Arjun Manrai is quoted in Scientific American on his publication in the New England Journal of Medicine

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Featured Publications: May 2024

May 27, 2024

A selection of recent publications by DBMI faculty and trainees

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Measuring Lung Function More Accurately and More Equitably

May 19, 2024

New analysis estimates the effects of race-neutral lung function testing on patients, hospitals, and beyond

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