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Clinical outcomes of weekly adalimumab in refractory non-infectious paediatric uveitis and the role of serum drug levels and anti-adalimumab antibodies

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By Amelia Rees, Jessy Choi, Clare Nash, Daniel Hawley, Vinod Sharma, Alice Chieng, Jane Ashworth, Raheej Khan, Sasa Pockar, Shiao Wei Wong, Guilia Varnier
| Nature Verified
Abstract Adalimumab (ADA) is a well-established treatment for refractory paediatric uveitis; however, some patients remain inadequately controlled on standard biweekly dosing. Weekly ADA injections are increasingly used, though evidence in paediatric cohorts remains limited. This study evaluates outcomes of escalation to weekly ADA in children with refractory uveitis and explores the relevance of serum drug levels and anti-ADA antibodies (AAA).
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‘Losing the trust of the user is the ultimate point of no return’

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By Daniel Hawley, Mohd Amaan
| TechSumo
Google ( GOOG , GOOGL ) on Wednesday launched a series of new generative AI capabilities for its vast ecosystem of products as part of its I/O conference. The event was just as much a means for the company to show off what it’s been working on for the past year and prove to its users and investors that it, not Microsoft ( MSFT ), is the AI ​​leader. One of the big announcements during the show included the addition of a generative AI feature called Help Me Write, which will help you write emails.
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Google is brining generative AI to your text messages and phone wallpaper

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By Daniel Hawley, Mohd Amaan
| TechSumo
Google ( GOOG , GOOGL ) is bringing generative artificial intelligence to its Android phones, rolling out new text messaging capabilities with a feature called Magic Compose. Launching later this summer as a beta release, Magic Compose is meant to help you personalize your texts in the Messages app to make your missives sound more concise, professional or, oddly enough, Shakespearean. In one example, Google shows a user writing a note asking another person if they want to have dinner.
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