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Harnessing big data in fight against cancer

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Big data is a buzzword in many industries, and has the ability to make a big impact in oncology

Harnessing the power of big data can help in the fight against cancer. Technology is infiltrating most industries.

When we look at healthcare, particularly cancer care, it relies on technological developments.

Healthcare data though, is often missed, but it is crucial.

Data gives us important information, capturing critical insights.

Creating a big data strategy could be the key to helping cancer researchers leverage and pinpoint information.

It would supply them with high-quality and high-variety details, not harnessed before.

“Harnessing big data with artificial intelligence will mean we can treat and diagnose patients earlier,” CEO of Cure Brain Cancer Foundation, Lance Kawaguchi says.

“This can help to make health equitable.”

Kawaguchi adds this could be monumental for cancer research.

“In my mind, it could be a game-changer.

“Imagine someone in the Amazon – or in a far-off region or territory – being able to use their iPhone to assess things for a biopsy, to get information.

“We need support from government, going both ways, to share information.”

“Harnessing big data with artificial intelligence will mean we can treat and diagnose patients earlier.”

Lance Kawaguchi, Ceo, cure brain cancer foundation

Dr Ludmil Alexandrov, an Associate Professor of Bioengineering at University of California San Diego argues there is a push by agencies to help with getting more data from lower-income families, to help with understanding the information gathered.

“The majority of data that is being generated from high-income individuals,” Alexandrov revealed. “We don’t see big data coming from low-economic individuals.”

“We want big data, and we don’t want bad quality data.

“We want to have easy-to-use approaches, such as cell phones, that can collect, analyse and help data decisions be made in real-time.”

The CEO of Cure Brain Cancer Foundation succinctly put the message: “the faster we can feed the big data machine and let it do its thing – to make sure we can level the playing field for everyone – the quicker we can diagnose and find a cure.”

Holly is an anchor and reporter at Ticker. She's experienced in live reporting, and has previously covered the Covid-19 pandemic on-location. She's passionate about telling stories in business, climate and health.

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Revolutionising property ownership with property syndication

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What are the benefits of property syndication?

In a world where property prices seem to be continually soaring, George Rodman’s innovative approach of property syndication offers everyday Australians a chance to overcome the mounting challenges of property ownership.

Discover how this bold idea works, its numerous benefits, and how it holds potential even for those concerned about the associated risks, all while hearing George’s personal motivation that stems from his own upbringing.

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The BPA found in popular activewear

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BPA and heavy metals have been found in some popular branded active wear

In a recent studies across the U.S, a variety of popular branded sports bras and athletic wear have been found to contain alarming levels of BPA, a chemical compound frequently used in the production of certain types of plastics.

The discovery of BPA in these textiles has raised concerns regarding its potential adverse health effects, which include asthma, cardiovascular disease, and obesity.

Clayton Thomas, CEO of The Root Brands, offers his perspective on this unexpected revelation, where BPAs presence in fabrics used for sports and active wear has puzzled many, given that BPA has long been a target of avoidance and regulatory scrutiny due to its health risks.

The Green Edition is presented by The ROOT Brands.

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Global market forces and OCIO adoption

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Do global markets and economic climate influence OCIO adaption with investors?

In a recent Institutional Investor report, the outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) industry is on the brink of substantial growth, driven by increasing interest from asset owners, especially endowments and foundations, who are increasingly turning to OCIO services.

To delve deeper into this trend, we are privileged to introduce Jim Schienberg, Managing Partner at North Pier Search Consulting, a renowned OCIO search firm.

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