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Ryan Jaslow

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MGB PR, Focus blog editor @MassEyeAndEar. New Yorker in Boston. Previous: @nyulangone, @CBSNews @Medscape. Tweets/RTs are mine alone.
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Breakthrough Blood Test Detects Head and Neck Cancer up to 10 Years Before Symptoms

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By Ryan Jaslow, Mass General Brigham
| SciTechDaily
A novel blood test, HPV-DeepSeek, shows it can reveal head and neck cancers linked to HPV up to 10 years before symptoms arise. The findings hint at a future where these cancers could be treated far earlier and less aggressively. Credit: Shutterstock Mass General Brigham’s HPV-DeepSeek test enables much earlier cancer detection through a blood sample, creating a new opportunity for screening HPV-related head and neck cancers.
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Physicians embrace AI note-taking technology — Harvard Gazette

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By Ryan Jaslow
| Harvard Gazette
5 min read AI-driven scribes that record patient visits and draft clinical notes for physician review led to significant reductions in physician burnout and improvements in well-being, according to a Mass General Brigham study of two large healthcare systems. The findings, published in JAMA Network Open, draw on surveys of more than 1,400 physicians and advanced practice providers at both Harvard-affiliated Mass General Brigham and Atlanta’s Emory Healthcare.
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Stem Cell Therapy Repairs Cornea Damage Thought Irreversible

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By Ryan Jaslow, Mass Eye
| Harvard University
A procedure that takes stem cells from a patient’s healthy eye and transplants them into the patient’s damaged eye safely restored corneal surfaces in 14 people who were followed for 18 months in a small clinical trial. The results of the study, led by researchers and surgeons at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts Eye and Ear, were published March 4 in Nature Communications.
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