New Study on Diabetes Detection: Technology is constantly progress and is being used in the Artifaussial Intelligence (AI) in most things. AI is also being widely used in the medical sector and it is also known as many illnesses. The Australian scientists have now created a new tool that analyze a person’s health data and the risk of a AI is the risk of being type 1 diabetes.
Western Sydney University researchers have created this tool. This tool is not only assesses the risk of being type 1 diabetes, but how can a person’s body will refuse to react to the treatment of disease. This tool uses the ‘Dynamic Risk Score’ (DRS4C), which indicates that a person is type 1 diabetes or not. This tool is based on microRNA. The blood contains many small pieces of RNA, which help the risk of type 1 diabetes.
Anand Hardiler of the University School of Medicine and Translational Health Research Institute, Anand Hardiler said the risk of type 1 diabetes is very important. Because there are now such drugs that can slow down the process of growing disease. Especially in children, the disease grows before the age of 10, the disease grows very fast and the people can reduce almost 16 years. Therefore, it is important for the doctor to detect the disease at the right time.
The research was analyzed in the research in the Nature Medicine Journal, India, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Hong Kong, New Zealand, New Zealand and USA. After that, researchers examined 662 other people, so that this score is working properly or not. After an hour after starting treatment, the score said which type 1 diabetes would be able to cure without insulin.
This is not limited to knowing only type 1 diabetes and effects of medicines. The main researcher of the University School of Money Minister and Translational Health Research Institute Dr. Mugha Joglakar explained the difference in two types of risk signals: genetic rischer marker and dynamic rearkark marker. Genetic Risk Markers mean signs obtained from genes. On the other hand, dynamic risk markers means the signs that keep changing with time. Dr. Joglakar said Janetic Testing provides only old or stable information, while dynamic risk markers help signs the risk of illness at times.