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A Routine Bedside Score May Tell Doctors Which Sepsis Patients Need Antibiotics Immediately and Which Can Wait

6+ hour, 3+ min ago   (806+ words) A score built from ordinary bedside vital signs may help emergency doctors solve one of the hardest timing problems in medicine: deciding which patients with a suspected infection need antibiotics within the hour and which can safely be evaluated further…...

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medicaldaily.com > vanderbilt-ai-agent-ehr-alzheimers-treatment-delays-476976

Vanderbilt Will Build an AI Agent into Medical Records to Cut the Wait for Alzheimer's Infusions

2+ hour, 42+ min ago   (692+ words) Vanderbilt Health researchers plan to build an artificial intelligence agent inside their electronic health record system to reduce how long patients with Alzheimer's disease wait before receiving their first infusion of anti-amyloid therapy. The 18-month, $600,000 project targets the referral from…...

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medicaldaily.com > dana-farber-molecular-glue-degrader-discovery-platform-476970

Dana-Farber Builds a Search Engine for Drugs That Destroy Proteins Instead of Blocking Them

4+ hour, 32+ min ago   (831+ words) Most cancer drugs work by jamming a protein's function. A newer approach removes the protein from the cell entirely, and researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have built a system for finding such drugs on purpose rather than by accident. This…...

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medicaldaily.com > fda-cms-closed-door-clinical-ai-meetings-transparency-476938

Federal Health Officials Held Closed-Door Meetings with AI Companies, Raising Questions About Who Shapes Adoption Policy

16+ hour, 2+ min ago   (611+ words) Federal health officials convened leaders from 10 technology companies at a private event inside FDA headquarters last month as the agency and CMS work to expand the use of artificial intelligence in clinical care. FDA meets with sponsors and manufacturers as…...

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medicaldaily.com > ai-sleep-brain-age-dementia-risk-study-476901

AI Can Predict Dementia Risk Years Early by Measuring How Fast Your Brain Ages While You Sleep, Study Finds

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (458+ words) A simple overnight sleep test combined with artificial intelligence may one day identify people at higher risk of developing dementia years before memory problems begin. The findings come from an individual-participant data meta-analysis involving 7,105 adults from five long-running community studies…...

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medicaldaily.com > fsmb-ai-medical-license-state-boards-2026-476840

Federation of State Medical Boards Says Artificial Intelligence Is Not Ready to Be Licensed Like a Physician

2+ day, 10+ hour ago   (964+ words) The leaders of the organization that serves the country's state medical boards published a direct answer on Monday to a question state legislatures have started asking. Artificial intelligence, they wrote, should not be licensed to practice medicine the way a…...

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medicaldaily.com > medicare-equipment-supplier-questions-avoid-delivery-delays-2026-476803

Waiting on a Wheelchair or Home Oxygen? Six Questions to Ask Your Supplier Before Medicare's October Rules Start

3+ day, 1+ hour ago   (862+ words) Medicare beneficiaries waiting on a wheelchair, a home ventilator, or a portable oxygen system have roughly twelve weeks before new federal paperwork requirements take effect, and the single most useful thing a patient or caregiver can do in that window…...

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medicaldaily.com > wistar-fructose-ovarian-cancer-spread-chemotherapy-preclinical-476686

Ovarian Cancer Cells That Survive Chemotherapy Send a Sugar Signal That Helps Neighbors Break Away

6+ day, 14+ hour ago   (978+ words) Ovarian cancer cells that survive chemotherapy stop dividing but do not go quiet. New research finds they keep releasing molecules, and one of those molecules is a common sugar that appears to help the tumor cells around them break loose…...

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medicaldaily.com > cms-wiser-model-prior-authorization-six-states-patient-guide-476619

A Medicare Prior Authorization Pilot Has Run in Six States Since January Without Most Patients Knowing

1+ week, 14+ hour ago   (862+ words) If a spine injection or a similar outpatient procedure was delayed this year and nobody explained why, a federal pilot program that began in January may be the reason. The WISeR model, short for Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction, launched…...

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medicaldaily.com > minimax-hub-hailuo-ai-video-platform-synthetic-media-476594

Following Hailuo, Can Hyper-Realistic AI Videos Change How We Think, Feel, or Even What We Trust?

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (534+ words) Medical Daily Chinese artificial intelligence company MiniMax has expanded its push into AI-assisted filmmaking with the launch of MiniMax Hub, an all-in-one creative platform powered by its Hailuo AI models Introduced during the 2026 Shanghai International Film Festival, the platform brings…...