Bio-IT World | Natural language processing is finding novel applications at Novo Nordisk, turning a trio of real-world data sources into a goldmine of knowledge about the medicines it makes, the healthcare providers who prescribe them, and patients who usually pay for a portion of the cost.

STAT | Patients are about to be enrolled in the first study to test a gene-editing technique known as CRISPR inside the body to try to cure an inherited form of blindness.

Bio-IT World Contributed Commentary | Clinicians are faced with tedious data entry that can benefit by unobtrusive input verification and auto-completion. Coupling traditional data quality methods with AI makes it possible to efficiently solve issues like ensuring correct data, reporting to related systems, identifying medicine interactions, improving care processes—without changing clinical workflows.

Bio-IT World | Genedata recently won Bio-IT World's "No BS AI" Best of Show Award during the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo for its deep learning-based solution for phenotypic imaging and corresponding workflows, Imagence.

Bio-IT World Contributed Commentary | Transparency is critical for all industries these days, but especially for the life sciences sector. When it comes to innovative services and products from emerging life sciences companies, transparency can be pivotal to preventing fraud and wasted investments.

Bio-IT World | As a Senior Data Scientist at the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, Daniel Wells sees how discoveries in immunotherapy are rapidly changing how researchers develop treatment strategies for patients by integrating multiple molecular and clinical data types.