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The Bhawanipur Education Society, Kolkata 700020, India.
Disease prediction using computer-based methods is now an established area of research. The importance of technological intervention is necessary for the better management of disease, as well as to optimize use of limited resources. Various AI-based methods for disease prediction have been documented in the literature.
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The FEBS Journal Editorial Office, Cambridge, UK.
The FEBS Journal publishes primary papers as well as reviews in the molecular life sciences relating to the molecules and mechanisms underpinning biological processes. Editor-in-Chief Seamus Martin shares some thoughts on the nature of conducting research, some highlights of the past year at the journal, and what is in store for 2025.
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Department for Food Safety, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway.
Biological material and health information from patients are valuable for medical research. Under a "broad" consent model, hospital patients in Norway can consent to their biological material and health information being stored in research biobanks and used for "specific, broadly defined research purposes" within a specified medical research area but not for medical research in general. Patients are asked to provide new consent each time researchers wish to use their material in a different medical research area.
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Faculty of Health Sciences, Curtin School of Allied Health, Curtin University, Perth, WA, Australia.
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Background: Despite numerous genetic studies on Infectious Bronchitis Virus (IBV), many strains from the Middle East remain misclassified or unclassified. Genotype 1 (GI-1) is found globally, while genotype 23 (GI-23) has emerged as the predominant genotype in the Middle East region, evolving continuously through inter- and intra-genotypic recombination. The GI-23 genotype is now enzootic in Europe and Asia.
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