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Two NIH Technology Transfer experts will be speaking at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization 2025 International Convention taking place in Boston, June 16-19, 2025, with pre-conference sessions taking place June 14-15. Steve Ferguson, Special Advisor at the NIH Office of Technology Transfer
The current methods for early detection and surveillance of liver cancer, such as hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), are inadequate. Due to this, scientists at NCI’s Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis have developed a blood test to check for a patient’s previous exposure to certain viruses that would
Artificial intelligence and computer aided diagnosis (CAD) technologies are on the cutting edge of medical imaging, detection, and diagnosis. Smart technology is becoming increasingly popular as it can help to reduce false positives as a consequence of fatigue and bias from radiologists. The NIH
It is estimated that one American develops Alzheimer’s Disease every 65 seconds, with that rate projected to accelerate. Current approaches to treating Alzheimer’s focus on helping people maintain mental function, manage behavioral symptoms, and slow down the symptoms of the disease, but there is