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Study explores how to use AI to listen to the ‘heartbeat’ of a city

University of Missouri researchers develop an artificial intelligence tool that analyzes public Instagram posts to aid city safety, services and emergency response.

Inflammation may contribute to female infertility

Inflammation in the female reproductive tract may make it difficult to conceive a child, but replenishing a key hormone could keep inflammation in check, according to researchers from the University of Missouri School of Medicine.

Giving children with autism a voice in their own therapy helps them overcome everyday challenges, new study finds

Mizzou occupational therapist adapts telehealth coaching sessions to include both children with autism and their caregivers.

May 21, 2025

Study explores how to use AI to listen to the ‘heartbeat’ of a city

University of Missouri researchers develop an artificial intelligence tool that analyzes public Instagram posts to aid city safety, services and emergency response.

May 21, 2025

Inflammation may contribute to female infertility

A child and her caregiver smiling at each other.

May 20, 2025

Giving children with autism a voice in their own therapy helps them overcome everyday challenges, new study finds

Mizzou occupational therapist adapts telehealth coaching sessions to include both children with autism and their caregivers.

May 20, 2025

Cool science: Researchers craft tiny biological tools using frozen ethanol

The groundbreaking discovery by University of Missouri scientists could open new doors for other researchers working with delicate materials such as cell membranes.

May 8, 2025

Ask a Mizzou expert: What is psychedelic-assisted therapy?

Mizzou’s Dani Adams is a social work researcher trying to improve access to mental health services.

Divorce concept. Torn photograph of a couple at their wedding with red background

May 6, 2025

Study explores how Reddit is used to work through pre-wedding doubts

University of Missouri researchers find that the social media platform Reddit is being used by people who have second thoughts to openly share and seek advice before getting married.