Sunday, November 23, 2025
Sunday, November 23, 2025

Doctors do not perform as well diagnosing skin diseases when the patient has darker skin, according to a new study. The researchers found assistance from artificial intelligence could improve doctors' accuracy, but those improvements were greater in patients with lighter skin.
Read more …Doctors have more difficulty diagnosing disease when looking at images of darker skin

Scientists can now predict which single-letter changes to the DNA within our genomes will alter genetic instructions and disrupt development, leading to changes such as the growth of extra digits and hearts. Such knowledge opens the door to predictions of which enhancer variants underlie disease in order to harness the full potential of our genomes for better human health.
Read more …Extra fingers and hearts: Pinpointing changes to our genetic instructions that disrupt development

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  2. Dietary supplements and protein powders fall under a ‘wild west’ of products that necessitate caveats and caution
  3. Are body temperature and depression linked? Science says, yes
  4. Fatty acids hold clue to creating memories
  5. New mum urges HIV checks amid case rise
  6. Virus ancestry could aid bid to predict next pandemic, study finds
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