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  • 18:40

    L_C_I (@LCI_consult)

    #dkpol #dkbiz QT @sciencegirl (Science girl) A new FDA-approved cancer treatment is using the power of sound waves to destroy tumors without a single incision. The technology, known as histotripsy, relies on highly focused ultrasound waves to break apart tumor tissue. Unlike conventional treatments that may involve surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy, this approach is entirely noninvasive. The treatment works by generating tiny bubbles within the tumor. As these bubbles rapidly expand and collapse, they physically disrupt and destroy cancerous tissue while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy cells. Doctors can monitor the procedure in real time using ultrasound imaging, giving them precise control over the treatment from start to finish. The FDA has cleared histotripsy for the treatment of targeted liver tissue, including certain liver tumors. Clinical trials found the technology achieved important safety and performance targets in patients with both primary liver cancer and cancers that had spread to the liver. Scientists are also investigating whether histotripsy can help the immune system fight cancer more effectively. Research in animals suggests that breaking apart tumors may reveal cancer-related proteins that were previously hidden, potentially helping the body recognize and attack remaining cancer cells. In several studies, this immune response was strong enough to prevent the cancer from returning or spreading in the majority of treated animals. Researchers are now exploring how histotripsy could work alongside immunotherapy, opening the door to new ways of treating cancer throughout the body. Although studies are ongoing, this approval represents a major advance in the development of noninvasive cancer treatments. Learn more:"Tumor-destroying sound waves receive FDA approval for liver treatment in humans." Michigan News

  • 18:34

    L_C_I (@LCI_consult)

    #dkpol #dkbiz QT @Rainmaker1973 (Massimo) The Fenghe Bridge is part of a major highway connecting China and Mongolia. Its total length is 1,871 kilometers. The length of the bridge itself is 8 km. https://t.co/DPaFq3y0eT

  • 18:31

    L_C_I (@LCI_consult)

    #dkpol #dkbiz QT @MarioNawfal (Mario Nawfal) Tesla's Robotaxi stat makes people read the sentence twice. Zero at-fault incidents since February. Tesla's Robotaxi is out there driving around while the incident column just sits empty like it forgot to clock in. No steering wheel performance. No awkward “whoops, my bad.” Just the cleanest possible number sitting in the NHTSA data. @Tesla / Writer: Annette, Designer: Janné

  • 10:59

    Henrik V Blunck DK (@henrikblunck_dk)

    🇨🇵 viser vejen. En time om AI på skoleskemaet om ugen. Måske skulle #dkpol og #uddpol gøre det samme. Hvis det at lave dunser i #hjemkundskab er vigtigt, så ER kunstig intelligens det også. Bare spørg @thorborg - det gavner allerede de dele af #dkbiz der har set lyset 👍👌 QT @BFMTV (BFM) "Donner les clés pour comprendre": Sébastien Lecornu annonce une heure par semaine d'enseignement à l'IA en seconde à partir de la rentrée 2027 https://t.co/yGYEDpWTTx

  • 10:28

    L_C_I (@LCI_consult)

    #dkpol #dkbiz QT @SteffenFriis (Steffen Friis) Sjovt faktum - dagen efter var jeg i Sønderborg lufthavn på en opgave indenfor mit område, og jeg spurgte dem om de så droner hvorved de sagde de ikke så noget som helst. Intet. Men alligevel sagde regeringen at der var observeret droner over lufthavnen i Sønderborg. Jeg synes det er spøjst.