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Can AI make healthcare more personalized and accessible?
Bioengineering professor Hamed Akbari believes AI has the potential to support a more efficient diagnosis and treatment process for both patients and doctors.
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A bioengineering professor is working to offer personalized medical care through AI
Associate Professor Hamed Akbari believes AI will someday offer diagnoses and treatment plans before patients enter a hospital.
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DeNardo Lectureship speaker Dr. Kafui Dzirasa on editing brain circuits to prevent mental illness
In his talk, the Duke University professor shares his innovative research and the personal motivations driving his work.
A man with dark hair and a black zip up jacket over a blue collared shirt stands between two rows of tables in a lab.
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Alumnus explores the molecular impact and long-term health effects of factors like stress and food insecurity
MacArthur Fellow and epigenetics researcher Jason Buenrostro ’09 is helping develop personalized medicine for communities in need.
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Bioengineering professor reimagines Alzheimer’s treatment with innovative gene-based therapy
Professor Bill Lu aims to safely and effectively deliver medicine to the source of the disease
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Can AI really care? A psychologist and a computer science professor explore how generative AI is reshaping mental health support
An interdisciplinary study leverages social media to uncover the risks of replacing traditional therapy with AI.
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‘I wanted systemic transformation’
Santa Clara University’s director of bioethics is on a quest to put care back into health care.
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Alum fills niche helping other Latino cancer survivors with wellness platform
Nelly Pérez González ’05 launched Nutrivitamine for her Spanish-speaking community through SCU’s MOBI program.
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Safety app modernizes alert tech for seniors
Snug is a mobile check-in application that lets users’ contacts know there may be an issue.
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What about the boys? A study finds stigma around mental health influences how parents seek support for sons vs. daughters
There’s an established difference between how and if adult men and women seek help for their mental health. A Santa Clara public health professor wants to know if those differences are imposed by parents.
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