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Researchers to teens: Get to bed—it’s good for your blood sugar
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Researchers built an AI therapist that reads your smartwatch and earbuds to detect distress before you ask for help
Mental health chatbots all share the same limitation: the user has to reach out first. That is not always easy when someone is stressed, anxious, or unable to articulate how they feel. Researchers at the University of Ottawa are building an AI assistant called UbiMyTherapist that flips the model...
Researchers Warn Rising CO₂ May Already Be Changing Human Blood Chemistry
New research has detected rising carbon dioxide levels in the human body and warns that a key blood marker could approach the upper limit of the healthy range within decades if current trends continue. Credit: Shutterstock A population study suggests the human body may already be responding to changes in the composition of the atmosphere.
Researchers identify previously unreported pressure wave energy transfer to the brain from soccer headers
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What Happened When Researchers Co-Founded a Startup with AI
An experiment with MBA students provides a roadmap for building and leading AI-native organizations...
Researchers assess disease burden in patients older than 5 years
Researchers have increased the understanding of diarrheal disease in older populations in South Africa. A study examined trends in enteric pathogen prevalence in participants older than 5 years of age at selected sites between 2018 and 2023. Findings were published in the Public Health Bulletin of South Africa...
Husband And Wife Help Researchers To Develop ‘Smart Bomb’ Against Breast Cancer
A husband-and-wife professor team at Michigan State University (MSU) is teaming up with researchers from the University of California, Riverside (UCR) in a groundbreaking initiative to tackle aggressive breast cancer. Sophia Lunt, an MSU professor in biochemistry and molecular biology within the College of Natural Science, and Richard Lunt, an MSU professor and Johansen-Crosby Endowed
Researchers Say the Government Tried to Erase Sexual Orientation From Their Findings
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