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ARTEMIS Project (MASLD) represented at the congress DT4PH in Leuven
The ARTEMIS project, which aims to better understand metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) progression and related cardiac complications through virtual human twins was proud to be represented at the congress DT4PH in Leuven, organised by Professor @Liesbet Geris from @KU Leuven. Our colleague @Stephanie André-Dumont from @Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc shared insights into the development…
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ARTEMIs Layperson Event Brings Patient Perspectives into the Future of Digital Health
On 27 May 2026, during EASL Congress in Barcelona, the ARTEMIS project held its first layperson event, bringing together ELPA members, national patient representatives, researchers and healthcare professionals to discuss the future of virtual twins in healthcare. The one-hour session combined presentations led by Prof. Irene Vignon-Clementel (Inria), a pioneer in Digital Human Twins, Dr.…
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International Day of Women & Girls in Science
Yesterday On #February11, we celebrate the International Day of Women & Girls in Science — a reminder that diversity in research drives better science for everyone. Meet Dr. Cristina Ripoll, a clinician‑scientist leading liver disease research with the ARTEMIS project. By integrating patient voices into her translational work, she’s showing how virtual twin technology can transform…
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Happy International Day of women and girls in Science
☀️ Happy International Day of #women and #girls in #Science ! Thank you European Liver Patients’ Association – ELPA for having put together this video interviewing me on how being a woman can shed a different light on collaboration with clinicians, and co-leadership between men and women In particular in te ARTEMIs – The Power…
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AI for European Healthcare: Enhancing patient care, privacy, and collaboration
AI is transforming the future of European healthcare — and patients are at the heart of it. From advancing precision medicine to protecting privacy and strengthening collaboration across borders, innovative EU-funded projects like ARTEMIS, GENIAL, and THRIVE are shaping a smarter, more connected healthcare system. 💡 Imagine virtual twins fighting disease.🔬 Imagine research driven by…
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