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MEDITWIN Brings Together French Science and Technology Excellence Around Virtual Twins for the Future of Medical Care

MEDITWIN Brings Together French Science and Technology Excellence Around Virtual Twins for the Future of Medical Care
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Dassault Systèmes: MEDITWIN Brings Together French Science and Technology Excellence Around Virtual Twins for the Future of Medical Care

Dassault Systèmes: MEDITWIN Brings Together French Science and Technology Excellence Around Virtual Twins for the Future of Medical Care
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Alzheimer s Disease: the multiple benefits of individualised forecasting

Is the individualised forecasting of the course of Alzheimer’s disease in each patient an impossible task? Not necessarily! A model developed by Stanley Durrleman and his Aramis joint-project team (Inria, CNRS, INSERM, Sorbonne Université), located at the Paris Brain Institute (ICM), has proven its worth once more. It could help to enhance the selection of patients in clinical trials and thus facilitate the emergence of new treatments.

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Alzheimer s Disease: the multiple benefits of individualised forecasting

Is the individualised forecasting of the course of Alzheimer’s disease in each patient an impossible task? Not necessarily! A model developed by Stanley Durrleman and his Aramis joint-project team (Inria, CNRS, INSERM, Sorbonne Université), located at the Paris Brain Institute (ICM), has proven its worth once more. It could help to enhance the selection of patients in clinical trials and thus facilitate the emergence of new treatments.

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Initial identification of the early signs of Alzheimer s disease

A multidisciplinary research team, composed of researchers from the Aramis project team, INSERM and Cegedim, has just published the results of research based on a large database to identify risk factors for dementia linked to Alzheimer’s disease in the prestigious journal, The Lancet Digital Health. What differentiates this study? It is based on the analysis of the medical files of some 80,000 patients in France and the UK, who are being followed by general practitioners.

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