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Today at Biorus, we proudly raise the UAE flag, celebrating a symbol of unity, resilience, and boundless ambition. This flag represents a nation where people from all walks of life come together to achieve greatness and build a future filled with possibility. May the UAE flag continue to fly high and inspire us all. 🇦🇪 #Unity #Peace #Prosperity #UAEFlagDay #UnitedArabEmirates #Biorus

Biorus wishes everyone a bright and joyful Diwali! May this festival of lights bring you prosperity, happiness, and endless new beginnings. 🪔 #HappyDiwali #FestivalOfLights #Biorus

We're proud to announce a significant step in supporting blood donation services in the UAE with the successful installation of the Delcon Milano devices in one of the leading blood banks, dedicated to patient safety and advancing blood donation processes. Our team’s dedication, alongside Delcon’s innovative technology, has brought a new level of efficiency and safety to blood banks, ensuring accurate donor identification and seamless system integration. Congratulations to everyone involved, and a special mention to Mohammad Hawi, Mohammed Kamal, and Romy Matar for their exceptional efforts in this project. Thank you Delcon, for the partnership that has made this achievement possible. #BloodDonation #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalDiagnostics #PatientSafety #BloodBank #Biorus

Did you know, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a valuable tool in healthcare, working alongside doctors to improve early detection of diseases like diabetic retinopathy. For example, Google Health’s Automated Retinal Disease Assessment (ARDA) helps analyze retinal scans quickly, identifying early signs of disease that might otherwise develop unnoticed during routine screenings. This collaboration between AI and healthcare professionals ensures that more patients receive timely care, especially in areas with limited access to specialists, leading to better health outcomes. Together, technology and human expertise are transforming how we detect and manage illnesses, making healthcare more accessible and efficient worldwide. Sources: https://lnkd.in/dfk5B5VG https://lnkd.in/d284rpPd #AI #Innovation #Diagnostics #Medicine #Healthcare #Diabetes #FactThursday #FactasticbyBiorus #Biorus

Did you know that 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their lifetime? This makes breast cancer the most common cancer worldwide, with over 2.3 million new cases reported annually. While advancements in treatment have significantly improved survival rates, the disease remains a major health challenge. Early detection through regular screening is very important, as it can increase the chances of successful treatment and long-term survival. Unfortunately, many individuals either delay or skip screenings, leading to missed opportunities for early diagnosis. Shockingly, about 40% of breast cancer cases are only detected at later stages, when treatment becomes more complicated and survival rates decline. The late diagnosis often occurs due to a lack of awareness, limited access to healthcare, or the absence of noticeable symptoms during the early stages. This emphasizes the importance of awareness campaigns that promote regular mammograms and self-examinations. Increasing public knowledge and access to preventive care can significantly reduce the number of advanced cases, giving more individuals a fighting chance against this widespread disease. #breastcancerawareness #breastcancer #cancer #medicine #medicaldiagnostics #ivd #factthursday #factasticbybiorus #biorus

Did you know, recent research has shown that depression is not just a mental health condition but can also have a significant impact on physical health. Studies show that individuals with depression often experience changes in brain function, particularly in areas that regulate mood and emotion. This can lead to difficulty in processing positive experiences, which contributes to the cycle of persistent negative thinking. Beyond the brain, depression can affect sleep patterns, appetite, and energy levels, creating a wide range of symptoms that are both mental and physical. This World Mental Health Day, take a moment to prioritize your mental health just as you do your physical health. If we can visit a doctor for physical symptoms, why not seek help for our emotional and mental well-being? Caring for your mind is just as important, and reaching out for support is a sign of strength, not weakness. #mentalhealth #worldmentalhealthday #psychology #brain #physicalhealth #factthursday #FactasticbyBiorus #biorus

Tired of time-consuming manual sample preparation in the lab? The Accelerate Arc™ MALDI Sample Prep System from Accelerate Diagnostics enhances microbial identification by automating and speeding up the sample preparation process for MALDI-TOF, reducing manual effort and time. By integrating seamlessly with existing MALDI systems, the Accelerate Arc™ simplifies the process and ensures contamination-free samples. This advancement increases laboratory efficiency and delivers quicker results for microbial identification. Faster identification has significant implications for addressing antibiotic resistance. With quicker and more reliable results, healthcare providers can rapidly determine the appropriate treatment, minimizing the misuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics. This enables more targeted therapies, helping to tackle antibiotic resistance and improve patient care. #antibioticresistance #sepsis #microbiology #infectioncontrol #medicaldiagnostics #IVD #medicaldevices #biorus

Did you know, your fingerprints don’t just identify you; they can also reveal genetic conditions and early health markers! The study of fingerprints, known as dermatoglyphics, has revealed a connection between certain fingerprint patterns and genetic conditions, such as Down syndrome and schizophrenia. Researchers have discovered that subtle variations in ridge patterns, loops, and whorls on your fingertips can indicate developmental changes that occur during early fetal growth, providing a view into genetic and environmental influences on health. Recent advancements in dermatoglyphics are pushing the boundaries of non-invasive diagnostics. Fingerprint analysis is now being explored for its potential to detect early markers of conditions like congenital heart defects and other developmental disorders. This emerging field could transform how we approach early detection and diagnosis in the future, offering a simple and cost-effective way to screen for potential health issues. Reference: https://lnkd.in/esu7tAwS #DownSyndrome #Fingerprints #Research #MedicalDiagnostics #factthursday #factasticbybiorus #biorus

Did you know, scientists have developed a novel antibiotic called teixobactin that could help combat antibiotic-resistant infections! Unlike many antibiotics we use today, teixobactin is particularly effective against gram-positive bacteria, which include dangerous pathogens like MRSA and tuberculosis. What sets teixobactin apart is that it targets bacterial cell walls in a way that makes it incredibly difficult for bacteria to develop resistance. This has scientists optimistic that teixobactin could stay effective longer than many current antibiotics. As antibiotic resistance becomes a growing concern, with many existing treatments losing their power, teixobactin offers a promising alternative. It could help treat infections that no longer respond to other drugs and potentially reduce the need for constant development of new antibiotics. By remaining effective for a longer time, it may provide a strong defense against some of the toughest bacterial infections we face today. As research progresses, teixobactin could become a key option in ensuring we have effective treatments against the ever-growing threat of superbugs. #AntibioticResistance #Antibiotics #Microbiology #NewDiscoveries #FactThursday #FactasticbyBiorus #biorus

Did you know, artificial Intelligence (AI) is making significant strides in diagnostic imaging, particularly in breast and lung cancer detection. In breast cancer screening, AI decision support systems were shown to reduce radiologists' workloads by nearly 34%, while improving cancer detection rates by up to 12%, especially for smaller tumors. These systems have also reduced false positives and recall rates by over 20%, allowing for more accurate diagnoses and fewer unnecessary follow-ups. Additionally, in lung cancer screening, AI has demonstrated its effectiveness in detecting abnormalities like lung nodules, reducing missed cases by nearly 20%. This technology is reshaping diagnostic procedures by increasing speed and accuracy, ensuring that medical professionals can intervene earlier and provide timely, life-saving treatments. Source: https://lnkd.in/dJp2D4Mk https://lnkd.in/dajxYzfS #radiology #medicaldiagnostics #factasticbybiorus #factthursday #biorus