A collaborative effort between the United States Coast Guard and the University of Minnesota’s School of Dentistry seeks to enhance access to care and Coast Guard force readiness.
University of Minnesota researchers use artificial intelligence to sift through mountains of data in search of better care for each individual facing cancer.
Treatments for serious illnesses, like cancer, can be enormously time-consuming. Yet most research on cancer-related time burdens has relied on hospital administrative data and medical records — information that captures appointment lengths but overlooks the many additional hours patients spend traveling to appointments, managing care at home and handling the paperwork that accompanies their treatment.
Dr. Sabine Schmid discusses why intentionally disconnecting from electronic devices, AI and all things virtual this season may support our mental health.
By hacking bacterial languages, an interdisciplinary research team explores the potential for new treatments and a deeper understanding of the oral microbiome.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota recently discovered the most compelling evidence to date that girls present with different symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) compared to boys — highlighting the need for new and innovative approaches to improve diagnostic practices.
