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Claude Designed 35,000 Antibodies: What Researchers Found

Claude is moving beyond the chat window and into drug discovery, helping researchers search for a potential food-allergy treatment. In roughly a month, the AI generated about 35,000 antibody designs, and early laboratory tests identified several promising candidates. Anthropic disclosed the…

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STG-Mixer: A Multi-Region, Multi-Step Forecasting Network for Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease with Multi-Timescale Feature Extraction and Spatial Association Learning

Accurate forecasting of hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) incidence is crucial for effective prevention and control. However, existing multi-region HFMD forecasting models remain limited in jointly capturing multi-timescale temporal patterns and interregional spatial associations, which affects multi-step forecasting performance.

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When to buy medical alert systems

January 6, 2023 / 10:13 AM EST / CBS News If you're already scouring the internet for information on medical alert systems, then chances are you're probably ready to take the plunge. Medical alert systems, like home security systems, offer an added layer of comfort…

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Are medical alert systems worth it?

September 30, 2022 / 10:57 AM EDT / CBS News Older Americans often have to make tough financial decisions. In retirement, your income might be lower than it was during your working years, so you might need to stretch your savings. Meanwhile, certain types of…

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Why are some people better at math than others?

New research offers a closer look at the thinking skills that may help explain differences in math ability. Daniel Hajovsky, associate professor in the educational psychology department at Texas A&M University, studies human intelligence and the cognitive processes that…

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Marine Peptides: The Untapped Therapeutic Frontier

The ocean is one of the most diverse biological environments on Earth. From cone snails and sea anemones to marine bacteria and deep-sea invertebrates, ocean organisms produce an extraordinary range of molecules that help them survive, defend themselves, and interact…

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