AI Reveals Previously Invisible Brain Lesions in Multiple Sclerosis

Monday, August 31st, 2026

A fascinating advancement in multiple sclerosis research! Researchers at the University at Buffalo are using AI to uncover cortical brain lesions that have been difficult or impossible to see on conventional MRI scans. This breakthrough could have important implications for understanding disease progression and cognitive impairment in MS.

Read the full story: Study: With the Help of AI, MS Researchers Can Now View Previously Invisible Brain Lesions

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