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How AI is Revolutionizing Drug Discovery

September 15, 2023

Could AI help us live longer? While large language models like ChatGPT have captured global attention, a more hidden but equally revolutionary application of AI is unfolding in the realm of drug research.

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Cell therapy – a new treatment for autoimmune disease

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