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Harvard Med School Faculty spin off.

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Meet Dr. GRAI, the AI that gives feedback in the style of an NIH review. 👇

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⏰ ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT, deadline August 17th!

Don't miss out on two $400 travel fellowships for The Notch Meeting XIII from our NOTCH Signaling community.

Apply here: https://t.co/bjbCUNIawo

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📢 FELLOWSHIP ALERT: Your research deserves to be heard in Athens!

Our NOTCH Signaling community is offering two $400 travel fellowships for The Notch Meeting XIII.

Faculty & trainees welcome.

Apply by Aug 17 through our platform.

Learn more here: https://t.co/1rRPmEBnwC

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If you’re ready to contribute to this critical discussion, submit to our open call "From big data to personalized medicine: challenges and perspectives" and share your solutions: https://t.co/XZV6aEobHH

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📢 Our latest editorial, by Dr. Ilya Ioshikhes, explores the critical gap between the promises of big data and the reality of personalized medicine.

Read the full editorial: https://t.co/ageja2L4EI

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Thursday, July 24 | 9:00 AM London Time | Free Online

Perfect for toxicologists, pharmacologists, and regulatory scientists wanting practical insights into how research translates to patient safety.

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How do regulators ensure breakthrough therapies reach patients safely?

Join leading experts from Australia and Indonesia as they reveal the scientific processes behind medicine regulation decisions. 🧵

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Prof. Taruna Ikrar (Indonesian Medical Council) shares Indonesia's comprehensive approach to regulating Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products, such as gene therapies and stem cells, across their entire lifecycle.

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Read more: https://t.co/coOLXGUL4S

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A new clinical image illustrates how the "prayer sign" can reveal different underlying mechanisms despite identical clinical presentations, with MRI distinguishing inflammatory tenosynovitis in systemic sclerosis from non-inflammatory fibrotic changes in diabetes. 👇

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What this means:
- All peer-reviewed articles will be submitted for indexing
- Increased discoverability and citation potential
- Greater academic impact for our authors

Read the full statement from our Editorial Board Chair, Dr. Patricia A. D'Amore: https://t.co/kSWE4g9Xec

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A major milestone ahead for us!

We're targeting January 2026 for inclusion in major academic indexing platforms, including PubMed, SCOPUS, and Web of Science. This represents a significant step forward in our mission to enhance global visibility for quality research. 👇

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Read more: https://t.co/EW1Sj4dJNE

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A new case report illustrates how aqueous humor liquid biopsy can detect retinoblastoma recurrence when traditional imaging fails, revealing an active tumor despite inconclusive MRI and ultrasound. 👇

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To help the scientific community before the upcoming NIH deadlines, we're offering one FREE Panel Review ($200 value).

- Sign up: https://t.co/X2RcEZr8NF
- Upload the grant you want to be reviewed, choose a one-time Panel Review, and enter LAUNCH25 during checkout by June 15

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Meet Dr. GRAI, the AI that gives feedback in the style of an NIH review. 👇

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Check out this sample grant review to see exactly what you'll receive: https://t.co/ZZjqgbL6am

Complete with triage assessment, detailed strengths/weaknesses analysis, scoring across significance, innovation, and approach, plus actionable revision recommendations

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Surprisingly, this study found that some oldest-old Colombians maintain good cognitive function despite significant physical frailty, suggesting potential protective mechanisms at work.

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This first-of-its-kind study in Colombia's 80+ population reveals important insights into the complex relationship between physical decline and cognitive preservation.