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A virtual trial framework for generating clinical evidence in orthopedics demonstrated with humeral stem evaluation
A study published in npj Digital Medicine on August 17, 2026, discusses a virtual trial framework used for generating clinical evidence in orthopedics, specifically with the evaluation of humeral stems. The framework…
An autoinflammatory CDC42 variant M45L demonstrates the mechanism of pyrin inflammasome activation
A study published in Science Immunology in 2026 by Aoki et al. explains the mechanism of pyrin inflammasome activation caused by a specific variant of CDC42, M45L.
An N-terminal CDC42 T43I variant reveals the mechanism of pyrin inflammasome activation
A study published in Science Immunology in August 2026 reveals the mechanism of pyrin inflammasome activation through an N-terminal CDC42 T43I variant.
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The article titled 'MultiMed-RAG: leveraging multi-source knowledge and agent collaboration for medical tasks' discusses a new system called CliniSense, which uses artificial intelligence to evaluate clinical skills…
CliniSense AI for automated clinical skills assessment with real-time feedback
Two articles discuss the development of AI systems for clinical skills assessment and a virtual trial framework for generating clinical evidence in orthopedics.
Einstein the musician, AI prophets and more: Books in brief
A summary of books that cover various topics such as Einstein's musical side, the potential of AI in scientific tools, undocumented migration not leading to increased crime rates, and tips for successful science…
Histological aging signatures for monitoring tissue-specific aging and disease
Researchers have analyzed histopathological images of 40 different tissues and combined them with transcriptomic data from blood. They developed aging clocks based on the morphological changes associated with aging in…
How the story of life and our planet unfolded — together
This article from Nature discusses a book about the evolution of life and our planet, provides a commentary on heatwaves affecting health, reviews books on AI as scientific tools, and offers a brief list of books.
How to make your science business succeed when you’re a female founder
This article provides advice for female founders of science businesses on how to succeed in their ventures.
MultiMed-RAG: leveraging multi-source knowledge and agent collaboration for medical tasks
The article discusses a system called MultiMed-RAG, which aims to leverage multi-source knowledge and agent collaboration for medical tasks. The specific task mentioned is Clinisense AI for automated clinical skills…
Part of the npj Series
An article titled 'MultiMed-RAG: Leveraging Multi-Source Knowledge and Agent Collaboration for Medical Tasks' published in the npj Series, was written by Yuxing Lu, Sin Yee Goi, and Jinzhuo Wang in 2026. The article…
Too hot to sleep? How heatwaves at night affect our health
This text contains three articles published on August 17, 2026 in Nature. The first article discusses the effects of heatwaves at night on human health. The second and third articles are a comment and a book review…
Why AI systems are most useful as designers of new scientific tools
The article discusses the benefits of using AI systems to design new scientific tools.
