Articles, insights, and posts about Child Development, early detection, and new methods in diagnosis and treatment.
2019 was a year of activism, shifts in political ideology, and tech innovation, all resulting in a pause for reflection on how we interact with our planet, one another, and technology. At FDNA, we found ourselves amidst, and on track with, the seemingly daily advancements in the health and technology sphere. Our small (but mighty!) […]
“When you talk about precision medicine every disease can become somewhat of a rare disease because you’re going to increasingly segment down the different subtypes of that disease.” That’s host Simon Smith’s takeaway from the inaugural episode of BenchSci’s Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery podcast, a show offering knowledge and inspiration from leaders in the […]
For the young and undiagnosed, having a doctor who can recognize their disease can make the difference between entering a life-saving clinical trial or missing out. It can make the difference between gaining access to therapies that may make them more functional versus missing the window for a critical opportunity of growth. An earlier diagnosis […]
Jean Tori Pantel, Max Zhao, Martin Atta Mensah, Nurulhuda Hajjir, Tzung-Chien Hsieh, Yair Hanani, Nicole Fleischer, Tom Kamphans, Stefan Mundlos, Yaron Gurovich, Peter M. Krawitz . Access the full article at BioRXIV or doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/219394 Abstract Significant improvements in automated image analysis have been achieved over the recent years and tools are now increasingly being used in computer-assisted syndromology. However, the recognizability of the facial gestalt might depend on the syndrome and may also be confounded by the […]
