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An AI tool analyzing brain scans over time predicted relapse risk in pediatric glioma patients far more accurately than traditional methods, a new study finds

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Older adults, particularly those aged 75 and older, have the highest rates of suicide of any age group, yet a new study finds that well-known national suicide prevention organizations do not provide easily accessible resources targeting this population

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