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AI Model Could Help With Difficult Pediatric Genetic Diagnosis
In this episode of Science Snapshot, see how Boston Children’s Hospital used OpenAI’s o3 Deep Research model to surface leads in 18 previously unsolved pediatric cases.
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New Hope for Patients with Pancreatic Cancer
In this episode of Science Snapshot, learn how a new once-daily pill called daraxonrasib is nearly doubling median survival for previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer patients.
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Investigational GLP-1-Based Medicine Uses Triple Targeting to Accelerate Weight Loss
In this episode of Science Snapshot, learn how retatrutide, an investigational triple agonist targeting GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors, showed 28.3% average weight loss at 80 weeks, surpassing currently approved injectables in separate trials.
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Rare Form of Hantavirus Causes Cruise Ship Outbreak
In this episode of Science Snapshot, learn how a cluster of severe illnesses aboard the expedition cruise ship MV Hondius was traced to hantavirus.
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New Evidence For How Lithium Affects Alzheimer’s Pathology in the Brain
In this episode of Science Snapshot, learn how amyloid plaques may trap lithium, lowering it in parts of the brain tied to memory, and how a low dose of lithium orotate reduced Alzheimer pathology and improved memory in mouse models.
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New Technology Delivers Sequencing Results for Critically Ill Infants in Record-Breaking Time
In this episode of Science Snapshot, learn how a team from Boston Children's Hospital, Broad Clinical Labs, and Roche piloted an ultra-rapid workflow returning whole-genome sequencing results within a single workday for NICU infants.
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Distinguishing Hype from Hope: The Critical Role of Clinicians in Stem Cell Medicine
The field of stem cell medicine is at a defining moment—brimming with potential, but also complicated by hype, misconceptions, and, in some cases, significant risk for patients. For health care professionals, especially clinicians, keeping pace with advances is essential.
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Quantum Thinking in Medical and Health Professions Education
In this Harvard Macy Institute blog post Quantum Thinking is discussed.
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Advances in Axillary Management for Breast Cancer
Management has moved from broadly applied therapies to more tailored, patient-specific treatments, greatly improving outcomes.
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Exploring the Promise of Wearable Devices to Further Medical Research
The latest wearable medical devices are transforming clinical research processes and outcomes by enabling clinicians to collect a wealth of data remotely. Such advances are saving time, saving money, and increasing access to clinical trials for a much broader group of people than before.
