Enabling new insights from old scans by repurposing clinical MRI archives for multiple sclerosis research - Nature Communications Here, the authors develop an AI tool called MindGlide that can extract key information from brain images acquired as part of the routine care of multiple-sclerosis patients to help interpret treatment...

Our latest research is in Nature Communications led by Philipp Goebl. Enabling insights from routine care MRI acquisitions. Check out the full paper here 👉 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Reads: The chance to use technology to improve patient care and understand complex brain diseases like MS continues to inspire my work. MS is a highly complex disease. AI has the potential to help scientists ask fundamental questions about the disease and get answers.

As a teenager, Dr @armaneshaghi.bsky.social became interested in computer programming.
Now, he is developing AI tools with the potential to revolutionise multiple sclerosis treatment.
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Clinical research in the UK is under threat, partly because it takes so long to get a study or trial approved. Here are some of my suggested solutions in this BMJ Opinion piece
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Trust and the Palantir question In healthcare we trust—or do we? A breakdown in trust, like the schism in the transatlantic alliance, should make us think again about whether the current model requires reinvention. An anonymous scie...

Trust and the Palantir question via @bmj.com www.bmj.com/content/388/...