AI brain monitoring predicts critical patient survival
A patient’s survival in the ICU may depend on how quickly clinicians can spot silent, ongoing seizures in the brain.
June 27, 2026
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AI detects early stroke on basic CT scans
A new algorithm can spot hyperacute stroke tissue changes on cheap, standard CT scans, but it struggles to map the exact boundaries of smaller lesions.
June 24, 2026
FDA Clears AI-Guided Brain Stimulation for PTSD
A newly cleared neuromodulation system shifts PTSD treatment from trial-and-error pharmacology to personalized brain mapping.
June 23, 2026
Eye twitches help algorithms spot Parkinson’s disease
Tiny, involuntary eye movements captured without head restraints can train algorithms to flag early Parkinson’s disease.
June 22, 2026
AI upgrades basic CT scans for stroke patients
A new deep learning model turns cheap, blurry brain scans into high-contrast maps, helping doctors spot stroke damage faster and agree on treatment.
June 20, 2026
AI beats neurologists at predicting stroke recovery
A new study reveals that neurologists struggle to accurately predict stroke recovery because of systematic optimism and poor visual assessments, but AI models can correct these human errors.
June 19, 2026
AI predicts survival times for rare brain disease
A new machine learning model predicts individual survival times for multiple system atrophy, forcing clinicians to rethink how they deliver terminal prognoses.
June 17, 2026
Brain spikes track seizures in some epilepsy types
A massive new study reveals that standard brain wave spikes only weakly correlate with actual seizure frequency, challenging how doctors monitor epilepsy.
June 16, 2026
AI reconstructs brain pressure without skull drilling
By predicting brain pressure from routine heart and blood signals, a new deep learning model challenges the necessity of invasive skull-drilling in intensive care units.
June 16, 2026
AI tracks autism traits through video and audio
A new machine learning tool measures eye gaze and facial expressions during autism evaluations, but its struggle to distinguish autism from other developmental conditions reveals the limits of automated diagnostics.
June 15, 2026