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Saturday, November 18, 2017
How text mining is changing the way we tackle chronic disease.
How text mining is changing the way we tackle chronic disease.Researchers are working with Pathway Studio to design innovative treatments using simulations of complex diseases.Imagine being able to mine 40,000 articles in a matter of minutes and use the information to develop a solution to transform the lives of millions of people.
By working side by side with doctors, the engineers can use the model biological circuits to give insights that could lead to better diagnoses and guide the design of effective treatments for complex medical conditions that defy conventional approaches.
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