| As an in silico medicine tool, Artificial Intelligence covers an important role in many aspects of medical clinics. In this video we will show how, thanks to AI, we can turn all the data surrounding us into actionable medical decisions.
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On 29 May 2024, the Commission has unveiled the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Office, established within the Commission.
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The EUCAIM project funded under the Digital Europe Programme has launched its open call for new beneficiaries to join the project deploying the Cancer Image Europe platform.
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| | | The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted clinical studies globally, including those assessing ritlecitinib's safety in hepatic and renal impairments. Hindered by recruitment challenges, scientists innovatively employed a computer model to create virtual populations based on previous studies, facilitating the continuation of the clinical trial, even during the pandemic.
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| This "Implementation Guidance and Guidelines" document, part of the In Silico World project's "Ethical and Legal Framework," offers twelve key recommendations on the ethical and legal aspects of in silico trials.
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On 15-16 April 2024, the first International Symposium on Digital Twins in Healthcare took place in Cyprus, co-organised by 3 EIC projects, DIGIPREDICT, OPTOMICS, NEUROTWIN, as well as the EDITH-CSA.
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As an in silico medicine tool, Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising healthcare. When did it start? And how can AI contribute to improving and making doctors' work more efficient worldwide? We asked such questions to Leonardo Castorina, PhD student in Biomedical AI at the University of Edinburgh, specialising in AI-driven protein design and immune system research.
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CELEBRATING REGINA BARZILAY
Regina Barzilay is an Israeli-American computer scientist. Since 2016, she has been a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After being diagnosed with breast cancer, she focused on AI in health sciences, including disease detection, drug discovery, and development of medical devices. |
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On 6-8 May 2024, the VPHi team participated to the European regulatory congress – RAPS Euro Convergence, where policy, regulatory and industrial stakeholders joined hands to share ideas, knowledge and collaborate to advance healthcare regulatory practice.
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Click here to read some interesting recently published papers from our community. If you have published an article in the field of in silico medicine, send it to us: we will include it in this section of the newsletter!
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For VPHi student members selected for presentation at the VPHi Conference Deadline 31 July 2024!
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| "The Virtual Physiological Human will revolutionise the way health knowledge is produced stored and managed as well as the way in which healthcare is currently delivered." European Commission |
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