Meta shares ten health research manuscripts built with its Muse AI platform

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Meta unveiled on October 14, 2026, ten research manuscripts produced with its Muse AI platform and supervised by human experts. The studies are based on electronic health records from 4.95 million patients. One study focused on Cladophialophora bantiana, a rare fungal pathogen, identifying 21 infection cases including 7 brain infections and 2 deaths. Another study examined the sequencing of two cancer drugs (SG and T-DXd) in breast cancer patients, finding a median interval of 63 days when SG was given after T-DXd, compared to 49 days in the reverse order.

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