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A team of Yale researchers demonstrated the effectiveness of a large language model (LLM)-based pipeline in identifying overt gastrointestinal bleeding in 1,108 patients seen between 2014 and 2023 in the Yale-New Haven Health System. The study showed a high accuracy of the model in detecting melena, hematochezia, and hematemesis, identifying recurrent bleeding, and catching more than 98% of cases. The algorithm also increased the average per-patient reimbursement.
- February 19, 2025Source: WTNH
Yale's F. Perry Wilson, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) and public health (chronic disease epidemiology), discusses a link between gut bacteria and multiple sclerosis, new research on stress and cancer, and whether Ozempic could help with alcohol use disorder.
- January 06, 2025
The Trust Your Gut continuing medical education (CME) series is returning for 2025 to provide physicians and advanced practice providers with world-class, evidence-based digestive disease education. Each webinar will be delivered by experts across the Yale School of Medicine.
- January 06, 2025
Nominations are now open for the Iva Dostanic Physician-Scientist Trainee Award. The Yale Department of Medicine established an annual Physician-Scientist Trainee Award in memory of Iva Dostanic, whose intelligence, creativity, work ethic, accomplishments, and passion for the science of medicine exemplified the highest ideals of the physician-scientist.
- December 13, 2024Source: NeurIPS
Yale and Mila Researchers at NeurIPS present Trajectory Flow Matching (TFM), a scalable and stable method for training Neural SDEs that improves clinical time series modeling and uncertainty prediction.
- December 11, 2024Source: wfsb
Drs. Dennis Shung and Hua Xu recently discussed with WFSB News how, in the not-too-distant future, patients could walk into their doctor’s office and receive two expert opinions during the same visit.
- December 11, 2024
This Student Spotlight focuses on Yukang Zeng, MS '25 (Biostatistics). Before coming to YSPH, he founded his own research institute and affiliated think tank.
- November 11, 2024Source: Medscape
Acute kidney injury is being redefined as a collection of syndromes, each of which could be targeted by specific biomarkers.
- November 05, 2024
Yale School of Medicine’s Dennis Moledina, MD, has focused his scientific career on finding a biomarker to identify kidney inflammation and injury caused by a reaction to medications, also known as acute interstitial nephritis. In a new study, he hopes to use this biomarker to address acute interstitial nephritis caused by cancer immunotherapy.
- October 28, 2024Source: Medscape
AI-enhanced colonoscopy improves the overall detection of polyps and adenomas, but maybe not advanced neoplasia, according to a new meta-analysis. Dennis Shung, MD, PhD, discusses his new study.