The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
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Pianist-Scientist Builds Rigorous Framework for Music Medicine
Dr. Mei Rui, a concert pianist and molecular biochemist, is pioneering a more rigorous scientific approach to music medicine. She argues that previous studies have often lacked precision in defining musical intervention…
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Study: Remote workers more engaged and less likely to quit than in-office staff
A recent study published in Frontiers of Psychology suggests that remote employees experience higher levels of workplace well-being and are less likely to leave their companies compared to their in-office counterparts. …
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University of South Carolina Shatters Fundraising Record with $357.6 Million Haul
The University of South Carolina has achieved a record-breaking fundraising year, bringing in $357.6 million in private donations for fiscal year 2026. This figure significantly surpasses their previous record of $259.7…
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LLMs often fake drug knowledge based on word structure, study finds
Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin, Northeastern University, and The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have discovered that large language models often exhibit knowledge of drugs based on the…
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Hantavirus outbreak contained; quantum cancer imaging raises $55M
Public health officials are monitoring a hantavirus outbreak that originated on a cruise ship, with no current signs of a widespread pandemic. Despite a high mortality rate for this strain, its spread requires close con…
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NVision raises $38M for real-time cancer treatment imaging
NVision, a startup specializing in cancer imaging, has secured $38 million in funding led by Abbott, with an additional $17 million venture loan. The company utilizes quantum technology to enhance MRI scans, allowing fo…
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What A 14-Year-Old Cancer Patient Can Teach Us All About Self-Advocacy
A 14-year-old girl named Jessi Buchanan, diagnosed with a rare pediatric ovarian cancer, insisted on being an active participant in her medical decisions. Despite her young age and the rarity of her condition, Jessi res…