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Researchers Caution Of A Shortage Of Quality Data For Training AI Models By 2026
As AI gains popularity, researchers caution that the industry could face a shortage of training data, which powers powerful
AI Could Enhance Early Cancer Detection, Study Shows
A highly effective artificial intelligence (AI) tool has demonstrated superior performance in screening for lung cancer compared to humans.
Cow’s Milk and Peanut Allergies Increase Risk of Cardiovascular Death, Study Shows
Unrecognized food allergies, such as cow's milk and peanuts, could be a significant and overlooked factor in the development
Researchers Develop Tool That Can Detect Alcohol Intoxication Through Speech
A groundbreaking smartphone application is in development to identify users' impaired driving potential by analyzing their speech. Scientists propose
Poetry Can Help In Managing Anxiety and Depression, Study Shows
Engaging with literature, such as reading, writing, or sharing poetry, has been identified in recent research from the University
New Study Shows That Any Form Of Exercise Is Beneficial To Cardiovascular Health
New research from the British Heart Foundation (BHF) suggests that any form of activity, including sleep, is more advantageous
Newer rheumatoid arthritis Medication Found to be Effective, Study Shows
Newer oral treatments for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) have demonstrated effective results in practical clinical settings, dispelling initial uncertainties regarding
Smoking Leads To “Nonsense Mutations” That Weaken Anti-Cancer Defenses, Study Shows
Researchers at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) have identified how tobacco smoking leads to cancer and hinders
Regular Exercise Can Help People Avoid Need For Mental Health Medication
Regular exercise has numerous health benefits, including improving mental health. A recent study by Norwegian scientists revealed that people
Elevated Insulin Levels In Obesity and Type II Diabetes Patients Attributed To Pancreatic Cancer
Type 2 diabetes and obesity have long been associated with an increased risk of pancreatic cancer. A recent study
