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Predicting and preventing Alzheimer’s disease With all the advances in both the science of aging and artificial intelligence (AI), we are in a propitious position to accurately and precisely determine who is at high risk of developing Alzheimer’s...

In @science.org today my essay on predicting and preventing Alzheimer's disease (open-access)

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Shortcuts that companies with AI-derived drugs are taking, not testing the molecules in vivo
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@uoft.bsky.social #DefyGravity Science learning at the University of Toronto, Dept. Physics and Astronomy teaching high school students!
#kudos

Beautiful classic reflector at @uoft.bsky.social #Astronomy #PublicEducation #Science

Coffee is one of the engines of medicine, such a nice thing, a patient dropping off a little gift + boost, and prescribing to me “take one PRN when feeling sleepy!”🤣🥳

Dear Eric, certainly this technology holds a lot of promise, and I am definitely a huge advocate of using machine learning in healthcare care; with that said, should we not be pausing this type of rollout in this domain given the highest risk and previous events?

We are the first site in Canada to get this medication to help us treat and control BP in hyperacute stroke, thanks to Grace, Dr C Hawkes and PT committee team

Thank you Eric, we have a few common friends such as Ian and Gabe - I wonder if it’s time to build a cross national collaboration bio/tech/ML minded folks to tackle this and keep a site and a leaderboard/info on articles - that puts focus on regulatory and government bodies to act more swiftly

At your service to help, and I am sure scientific community and others like Nat Friedman would help too

Tumor “age” in early-onset colorectal cancer The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer (EO-CRC) is surging, and by 2030, one-third of all CRCs will occur before the commonly recommended screening age of 50 years. The time required for EO-CR...

This is among the top 5 crisis issues of our time @erictopol.bsky.social you’ve been pivotal in leading advocacy and highlighting the key science of several critical issues of our time: AI, COVID, now more than ever this needs your ingenious attention & advocacy & help.
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@KevinSingh64 @AgexAbrahao @neuroccm when you don’t want to let down your patients & team and there is a Canadian #Storm in Toronto @uoftmedicine @UofTNeurology @Sunnybrook

Totally agree, every deep field is moving - made me think of the movie's ending for Contact "would be an awful waste of space"; from the book, made me think of what 'the circle said': "As long as you live in this universe, and have a modest talent for mathematics, sooner or later you’ll find it."

This is so beautiful boys - you go 98 yards together - I think this saying and how you've captured it goes beyond "Believe"

Wow - super epic! and Queen is there too + a prop. for some important Aviation highlights, making it further Epic!

That's stellar! @astraughnomer.bsky.social @shanil.bsky.social what a small world indeed; hopefully there will continue to be important observational discoveries, and a near-future meet-up at an astro conf. to hear the big news; it is such an exciting time in astrophysics & observational cosmology

Awesome post and awesome to follow you here; made the move over because of your post; I note our friend is here too @shanil.bsky.social - look forward to both Astronomy and Pearl Jam related content here - is @pearljam.bsky.social their official account?

YouTube video by WIRED Theoretical Physicist Brian Greene Explains Time in 5 Levels of Difficulty | WIRED

One of the most beautiful physics-related videos I have seen; very inspirational by Dr. Brian Greene; he reminds me of the great Dr. Richard Feynman; youtu.be/TAhbFRMURtg?...

Privilege to be followed by @fieldsinstitute.bsky.social ; I live and breath everything computational neuroscience, these days with a focus of using AI for QI (quality improvement) in stroke care #AI4QI; It was an honour to be invited to speak on the topic at Sunnybrook's SNR2024 conference on this.

Registration for Introduction to Mathematical Neuroscience, taught by Professor John Griffiths of the University of Toronto and Professor Jérémie Lefebvre of the University of Ottawa, is available now. Check out all the details and register today! shorturl.at/YuoKf

Beautiful @uoft.bsky.social , #DefyGravity