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  1. "AI-Assisted Variant Review Across Asia: Country-Level Expert Panels, Regional Collaboration, and Global Knowledge Sharing" doi.org/10.37044/osf.io/e5g6s_

    #biohackathon #ai #MHA26 #rareDisease

    'We argue that the most useful near-term role of artificial intelligence (AI) is not autonomous variant classification, but reducing the friction between distributed evidence and distributed expert judgment. Building on collaborative platform development by participants from institutions in Japan, Singapore, the Philippines, and Thailand, we propose a common workflow connecting variant prioritization and evidence organization, structured expert review, and reviewed-knowledge sharing." index.biohackrxiv.org/2026/09/

  2. "AI-Assisted Variant Review Across Asia: Country-Level Expert Panels, Regional Collaboration, and Global Knowledge Sharing" doi.org/10.37044/osf.io/e5g6s_

    #biohackathon #ai #MHA26 #rareDisease

    'We argue that the most useful near-term role of artificial intelligence (AI) is not autonomous variant classification, but reducing the friction between distributed evidence and distributed expert judgment. Building on collaborative platform development by participants from institutions in Japan, Singapore, the Philippines, and Thailand, we propose a common workflow connecting variant prioritization and evidence organization, structured expert review, and reviewed-knowledge sharing." index.biohackrxiv.org/2026/09/

  3. "AI-Assisted Variant Review Across Asia: Country-Level Expert Panels, Regional Collaboration, and Global Knowledge Sharing" doi.org/10.37044/osf.io/e5g6s_

    #biohackathon #ai #MHA26 #rareDisease

    'We argue that the most useful near-term role of artificial intelligence (AI) is not autonomous variant classification, but reducing the friction between distributed evidence and distributed expert judgment. Building on collaborative platform development by participants from institutions in Japan, Singapore, the Philippines, and Thailand, we propose a common workflow connecting variant prioritization and evidence organization, structured expert review, and reviewed-knowledge sharing." index.biohackrxiv.org/2026/09/

  4. "AI-Assisted Variant Review Across Asia: Country-Level Expert Panels, Regional Collaboration, and Global Knowledge Sharing" doi.org/10.37044/osf.io/e5g6s_

    #biohackathon #ai #MHA26 #rareDisease

    'We argue that the most useful near-term role of artificial intelligence (AI) is not autonomous variant classification, but reducing the friction between distributed evidence and distributed expert judgment. Building on collaborative platform development by participants from institutions in Japan, Singapore, the Philippines, and Thailand, we propose a common workflow connecting variant prioritization and evidence organization, structured expert review, and reviewed-knowledge sharing." index.biohackrxiv.org/2026/09/

  5. "AI-Assisted Variant Review Across Asia: Country-Level Expert Panels, Regional Collaboration, and Global Knowledge Sharing" doi.org/10.37044/osf.io/e5g6s_

    #biohackathon #ai #MHA26 #rareDisease

    'We argue that the most useful near-term role of artificial intelligence (AI) is not autonomous variant classification, but reducing the friction between distributed evidence and distributed expert judgment. Building on collaborative platform development by participants from institutions in Japan, Singapore, the Philippines, and Thailand, we propose a common workflow connecting variant prioritization and evidence organization, structured expert review, and reviewed-knowledge sharing." index.biohackrxiv.org/2026/09/

  6. Morgen, 22.03., vor vier Jahren konnte ich das erste Mal wieder ein Bein ein wenig bewegen - über zwei Monate nach einer schweren #GBS-Erkrankung.
    Die Informationen des Selbsthilfevereins haben mir während der langen Genesung sehr geholfen:
    #GuillainBarreSyndrom #Polyneuropathie #Barrierefreiheit #raredisease
    gbs-selbsthilfe.org/

  7. With Twitter's uncertainty & my awesome academic colleagues & #EDI champions #MastadonMigration, I am acutely aware that our #RareDisease community has not made the jump. If we are here and they are there, how do we stay connected?

    I see @UsherSyndromeIreland has joined the party on here now: welcome! How do we get more #PatientAdvocacyGroups to do the same and avoid fragementation.

    Ideas? #PatientVoice #ciliopathies