DeepMirror launches early access programme for its intuitive molecular drug design software
Innovative product enables medicinal chemists to access and integrate AI to boost productivity and creativity, to accelerate therapeutic drug discovery.
From surviving to thriving: a framework for long-term success in people with HIV
NewsMedical spoke to Lisa Sterman, Global Executive Director, Global HIV Medical Affairs, Gilead Sciences, about the recently published LTS framework, recently highlighted at the opening ceremony of the 19th European…
Is there an association between screen time and autism spectrum disorder?
Researchers conducted a meta-analysis to investigate the potential relationship between screen usage and autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
The influence of vitamin supplementation on longitudinal patterns of maternal vitamin status from preconception to post-delivery
Researchers secondary analyzed the NiPPeR randomized clinical trial (RCT) data to assess maternal vitamin levels pre-conception, during pregnancy, and post-delivery and also explored the impact of vitamin supplementation before and…
Study shows community-based mental health services reduce stigma and inequalities
How co-location in community settings, such as libraries, faith institutions, and community centers, affects mental health outcomes.
Balancing act: Less work, more social life key to happiness for seniors, study shows
A modified work-life balance (WLB) concept for older adults aged ≥ 55 years.
Researchers produce artificial cells with potential for drug delivery and tissue engineering
Artificial cells, made with the use of synthetic materials, have been produced in international research led at the University of Strathclyde.
New proposals to change donor anonymity laws may increase inconsistency and unfairness, experts warn
New proposals to change the law protecting the anonymity of sperm and egg donors in the UK “would increase inconsistency and arguably unfairness” for many donor-conceived people, two experts in…
AIHW data reveals increase in waiting times for patients undergoing elective surgery in Australia’s public hospitals
The number of patients undergoing elective (non-emergency) surgery in Australia’s public hospitals increased by 18% from 2021–22 to 2022–23, but many patients are still facing long wait times, according to…