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Study finds AI can develop treatments to prevent superbugs

Study finds AI can develop treatments to prevent superbugs
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Artificial Intelligence Help Prevent Superbugs

AI successfully devised highly efficient antibiotic cycling strategies for treating multiple strains of E. coli, effectively thwarting drug resistance.

Jacob scottJeff maltasTheory division of translational hematologyTheory divisionTranslational hematologyArtificial intelligenceBacteria adaptAntibiotics fuel resistanceDavis weaverCleveland clinicAntibiotic resistanceArtificial intelligenceDrug resistance

Research reveals a process tumors use to induce immune suppressor cells and evade immunotherapy

Research reveals a process tumors use to induce immune suppressor cells and evade immunotherapy
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Cleveland Clinic Unveils How Tumors Evade Immunotherapy

Cleveland Clinic Unveils How Tumors Evade Immunotherapy
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$2 8 million awarded to translate research on how cancer cells evolve and compete into patient care

The National Institutes of Health recently awarded Cleveland Clinic's Jacob Scott, M.D., D.Phil., and collaborators $2.8 million to translate research on how cancer cells evolve and compete into patient care.

Emily dolsonCharles darwinLily ramseyJacob scottAndriy marusykMoffit cancer centerNational institutes of healthMichigan state universityNational institutesCleveland clinicTranslational hematologyOncology researchTheory divisionMoffit cancerMichigan stateScience advances