Medicines Reimagined – Repurposing Drugs For New Indications
In a group of health-related headlines, one says “Hope for new drug approach. getty As government-supported research in…
AI and Quantum Computing Advance Drug Discovery Amid Challenges
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries, a recent breakthrough highlighted by the BBC underscores the accelerating pace…
AI Predicts Gene Expression from DNA Packaging, Advancing Personalized Medicine
In the rapidly evolving field of genomics, a groundbreaking study published in Nature Scientific Reports has unveiled an…
Computational machine learning estimation of digitoxin solubility in supercritical solvent at different temperatures utilizing ensemble methods
Csicsák, D. et al. The effect of the particle size reduction on the biorelevant solubility and dissolution of…
AI turns old diabetes drug Halicin into a potent weapon against superbugs
Can an AI-repurposed diabetes drug tackle our toughest superbugs? Researchers reveal Halicin’s powerful action against deadly multidrug-resistant bacteria,…
First New PTSD Drug in Two Decades On the Horizon?
The Psychopharmacologic Drugs Advisory Committee of the FDA is set to meet on July 18 to consider a…
A quantum leap into reality – Technology News
he IBM Quantum Starling project represents a significant breakthrough in fault-tolerant quantum computing, paving the way for real-world…
Computational exploration of global venoms for antimicrobial discovery with Venomics artificial intelligence
Mining venoms for antimicrobials We sourced venom proteins from four databases: ConoServer (focusing on conopeptides, Supplementary Fig. 1)31,…
Senate Bill could make it easier to pick up your prescription meds locally | The Latest from WDEL News
Governor Matt Meyer has signed a bill designed to protect residents’ access to medications after nearly 30 Rite…
Everyday painkiller made from plastic — by E. coli
Credit: Medicimage/SPL A common bacterium can be adapted to convert plastic waste into paracetamol, a study published this…