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Researchers at Washington University developed an AI system that can detect a debilitating spinal cord condition up to 30 months before doctors typically diagnose it, opening the door for earlier treatment and better outcomes. The breakthrough shows that simpler, clinically-informed AI models can outperform massive foundation models in real-world healthcare settings.
Western Washington University volunteers are helping families claim thousands in tax credits they might otherwise miss. The free service runs through April 8 and includes Spanish-speaking preparers.
Scientists at Washington University have turned animal muscle proteins into revolutionary fibers that could transform everything from workout clothes to medical implants. The breakthrough solves a major problem plaguing other eco-friendly materials.
Trained student volunteers at Western Washington University are preparing tax returns for free, helping families claim thousands in refunds they might otherwise miss. The program runs through early April with evening appointments and Spanish-speaking volunteers available.
Scientists at Washington University have developed a simple blood test that can predict when someone will develop Alzheimer's symptoms, with accuracy within three to four years. This breakthrough could revolutionize how doctors prevent and treat the disease affecting seven million Americans.
Researchers discovered a brain pathway that eliminates body fat in mice without changing their eating habits. This breakthrough could one day help treat both severe weight loss disorders and obesity.
Scientists at Washington University have created a nose spray vaccine that completely protected mice and hamsters from bird flu infection, offering hope for preventing the next pandemic. The vaccine works better than traditional flu shots and stays effective even in people who've had previous flu vaccines.
George Washington University is launching a student competition that rewards creative solutions to strengthen American democracy. Students from any major can pitch ideas to tackle real challenges like voter disillusionment and declining local news.
A Central Washington University athlete just shattered two records in one day, launching herself to the top of national rankings. Emy Ntekpere's triple-threat performance shows what happens when preparation meets opportunity.