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Dear Sir or Madam, Artificial intelligence and big data recognize patterns and connections in data much faster than humans ever could. That's why machine learning comes in handy when researchers have to sift through huge amounts of data on genetic issues or diseases. In our Topic of the Month , you'll get to know how Big Data in medicine can take some of the work off their hands. Enjoy reading! Kyra Molinari Editorial team MEDICA-tradefair.com
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Pharmaceutical research for digital age medicine
Laboratory equipment and diagnostic tests
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A team of scientists led by Professor Dr. Yvonne Mast, head of the Department of Bioresources for Bioeconomy and Health Research at the Leibniz Institute DSMZ-German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures in Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, has developed a new screening strategy for active medical substances.
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Sensor: early Alzheimer’s detection up to 17 years in advance
Laboratory equipment and diagnostic tests
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The dementia disorder Alzheimer’s disease has a symptom-free course of 15 to 20 years before the first clinical symptoms emerge. Using an immuno-infrared sensor developed in Bochum, a research team is able to identify signs of Alzheimer’s disease in the blood up to 17 years before the first clinical symptoms appear.
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New COVID-19 rapid-test performs PCR faster than similar tests
Laboratory equipment and diagnostic tests
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Researchers at Columbia Engineering and Rover Diagnostics team up to develop a low-cost, portable platform that gives RT-PCR results in 23 minutes that match laboratory-based tests.
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Big Data in genetics: reaching diagnosis through heaps of data
Topic of the Month
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Most laboratory tests only produce small amounts of data that are already sufficient for successful diagnosis. It becomes more difficult with genetic questions: whether it is about a genetic disease or the properties of tumors, there are always large amounts of data that must be considered. Both research and medicine need help to identify the connections and patterns in the data to find a diagnosis. This is where machine learning comes in.
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AI detects whether drugs are effective for neurodegenerative diseases
IT systems and IT solutions
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A research group from Nagoya University in Japan has developed an artificial intelligence for analyzing cell images that uses machine learning to predict the therapeutic effect of drugs. Called in silico FOCUS, this new technology may aid in the discovery of therapeutic agents for neurodegenerative disorders such as Kennedy disease.
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'Smart necklace' biosensor may track health status through sweat
IT systems and IT solutions
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Researchers have successfully tested a device that may one day use the chemical biomarkers in sweat to detect changes in a person’s health.
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Space travel: Bone aging in fast forward
Physiotherapy / orthopaedic technology
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Long periods in space damage bone structure irreparably in some cases and can make parts of the human skeleton age prematurely by up to 10 years. This is what a sport scientist at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) has now discovered in conjunction with other researchers from Germany, Canada and the USA.
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Weak handgrip strength may signal serious health issues
Physiotherapy / orthopaedic technology
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Muscle strength is a powerful predictor of mortality that can quickly and inexpensively be assessed by measuring handgrip strength. In a new study, researchers developed cut-off points that apply to the general population, while also considering the correlation of handgrip strength with gender, body height, and aging to be used in medical practice.
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Company News, Imaging and diagnostics / medical equipment and devices
Spark Biomedical and Velentium Honored by Fast Company as a 2022 World Changing Idea for Their Partnership in Developing the Sparrow Therapy System™
Velentium
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The companies partnered to design, develop and manufacture the medical device technology that provides a wearable neurostimulation solution for opioid withdrawal relief HOUSTON – May 4,...
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Imaging and diagnostics / medical equipment and devices, Company News
Health Sector Coordinating Council’s Recommendations for Enhanced MedTech Cybersecurity Receives Further Industry Endorsement
Velentium
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Velentium’s Director of Product Security helped draft industry standard HOUSTON, TX – April 19, 2022 – Velentium, a professional engineering firm that specializes in the design and...
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Company News, Imaging and diagnostics / medical equipment and devices
Velentium Partners with the University of Colorado Boulder for Medical Device Cybersecurity Course and Capstone Project
Velentium
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Focused on embedded cybersecurity and secure product development, the engineering firm plans to expand the program to universities around the country HOUSTON, TX and BOULDER, CO –...
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Company News, Imaging and diagnostics / medical equipment and devices
Case Study: Building a Partner Ecosystem to Win the Fight Against Opioid Withdrawal
Velentium
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Effective Opioid Response In the yearlong period ending April 2021, over 100,000 Americans died from drug overdose, the vast majority from synthetic opioids. An estimated 4 million of the 11 million...
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Company News, Imaging and diagnostics / medical equipment and devices
Gemino signs Charta der Vielfalt
Gemino GmbH
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Gemino has signed the Charta der Vielfalt, an employer initiative to promote diversity in companies and institutions. Gemino is committed to creating a work environment that is free of prejudice and...
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Company News, Imaging and diagnostics / medical equipment and devices
Stansomatic has been awarded a bronze medal in recognition of our sustainability achievement
Stansomatic A/S
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Stansomatic has been awarded a bronze medal in recognition of our sustainability achievement. EcoVadis has evaluated the activities of Stansomatic in the area of corporate social responsibility and...
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