A dermatologist’s test of 200 biopsy-confirmed lesions found a fine-tuned Inception v3 classified more correctly than two frontier language models.
A 10-Year-old CNN Outperforms Frontier LLMs For Skin Cancer Diagnosis
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How Quantitative MRI Reveals Brain Changes The Eye Can’t See
Columbia radiologist Michael Lipton explains how quantitative MRI measures brain changes that may not appear on routine scans—and what remains unproven.
Stanford’s New Microscope Reveals Living Cells Like Never Before
Stanford researchers report a label-free microscope that images moving structures inside living cells at about 120 nanometers.
Ultrasensitive AMH Testing Offers New Insights Into Midlife Ovarian Reserve
A Chinese cohort study created age-specific AMH reference values for women 35–55, but found the test cannot diagnose menopause on its own.
Cognitive Tests May Not Tell The Whole Story About Memory Concerns
A Monza study found common dementia risk factors among people reporting memory changes despite normal testing, and links between p-Tau217 and neurodegeneration.
More Medical Testing, More Problems
A primary care physician describes patients bringing extensive test results from wellness services to doctors who did not order them.
Did FDA Advisors Support A Cancer Early-Detection Blood Test?
Online interest is surging in whether FDA advisors backed a cancer early-detection blood test. No confirmed advisory vote has been verified yet.
Autism Rule
A new regulation related to autism has emerged, prompting widespread discussion. Details remain unclear, but interest is rapidly increasing.
Pentagon Mandates Testosterone Screening For Troops
The Pentagon has announced a new policy requiring all active-duty military personnel to undergo testosterone screening, citing health and readiness concerns.
Reverse Engineering My ADHD Test
A growing trend involves individuals attempting to reverse engineer their ADHD assessments, raising questions about test validity and privacy concerns.
