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New AI technology significantly improves human kidney analysis

The ability to quantify the extent of kidney damage and predict the life remaining in the kidney, using an image obtained at the time when a patient visits the hospital for a kidney biopsy, now is possible using a computer model based on artificial intelligence (AI).
- Source: Medical Xpress
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- January 12, 2018
AI kidney Researches
Eisai and Merck Receive Breakthrough Therapy Designation from FDA for LENVIMA® (lenvatinib mesylate) and KEYTRUDA® (pembrolizumab)

Eisai Co., Ltd. and Merck (MRK), known as MSD outside the United States and Canada, announced that they received Breakthrough Therapy Designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for Eisai's multiple receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor LENVIMA® (lenvatinib) in combination with Merck's anti-PD-1 therapy KEYTRUDA® (pembrolizumab) for the potential treatment of patients with advanced and/or metastatic renal cell carcinoma (RCC).
- Source: finance.yahoo
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- January 11, 2018
LENVIMA New Approvals RCC
Microsoft Wants to Use Artificial Intelligence to Make CRISPR More Accurate

he gene-editing technology CRISPR could very well one day rid the world of its most devastating diseases, allowing us to simply edit away the genetic code responsible for an illness. One of the things standing in the way of turning that fantasy into reality, though, is the problem of off-target effects. Now Microsoft is hoping to use artificial intelligence to fix this problem.
- Source: GIZMODO
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- January 11, 2018
AI CRISPR Microsoft Researches
Is the $850,000 price tag for a blindness-curing gene therapy a sign of future medical costs?

Gene therapies are an undeniably exciting new frontier for medicine. From Kymriah's genetically modified, cancer-hunting immune cells, to Luxturna's vision-restoring healthy gene replacement, these therapies are fundamentally unlike 20th-century medicines which generally require ongoing drug treatment. Gene therapies can be one-off doses that in effect, cure a specific disease.
- Source: New Atlas
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- January 11, 2018
FDA Gene therapy Market Views
Pfizer lines up an $830M alliance with Arvinas on protein degradation

Pfizer has signed on to fund the launch of a hunt for a slate of small molecules that can degrade proteins, a key therapeutic pathway that’s been playing a role in prostate cancer and other areas.
- Source: Endpts
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- January 10, 2018
C4 Therapeutics Market Views Pfizer protein degradation
Increasing Rates of Surgery for Patients With Non-Malignant Colorectal Polyps in the United States

Despite the availability of endoscopic therapy, many patients in the United States undergo surgical resection for non-malignant colorectal polyps. We aimed to quantify and examine trends in the use of surgery for non-malignant colorectal polyps in a nationally representative sample.
- Source: gastrojournal.org
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- January 10, 2018
endoscopic therapy non-malignant colorectal polyps Researches
Illumina and KingMed to develop oncology diagnostics in China

US-based gene sequencing firm Illumina has signed an agreement with Guangzhou KingMed Diagnostics Group to co-develop new oncology and hereditary disease testing applications in China.
- Source: Verdict Medical Devices
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- January 9, 2018
cancer CFDA Company Insight digital health
J&J signs 15 deals for new healthcare solutions

Johnson & Johnson (J&J) has signed 15 new partnerships to explore, develop and advance new medical devices, therapeutics and consumer health solutions.
- Source: Verdict Medical Devices
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- January 9, 2018
AI cancer Company Insight Johnson & Johnson
Pfizer, Arvinas Forge $830M Protein Degradation R&D Deal

Two months after expanding a licensing deal with Genentech, privately-held Arvinas LLC struck another lucrative deal with a major pharmaceutical company. Connecticut-based Arvinas inked a deal with Pfizer worth up to $830 million to develop small molecules that can degrade proteins.
- Source: Biospace
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- January 8, 2018
Genentech Pfizer pharmaceutical company PROTAC small molecule therapeutics
Microsoft and Adaptive Biotech to create universal blood test using AI

Microsoft has partnered with and invested in US-based Adaptive Biotechnologies to map the human immune system genetics using artificial intelligence (AI) for early detection and diagnosis of multiple diseases, including cancer.
- Source: Verdict Medical Devices
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- January 8, 2018
AI Company Insight Microsoft

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