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Nongenerative artificial intelligence in medicine: advancements and applications in supervised and unsupervised machine learning

S2CID 73427205

Zhao M, Wang L, Wang M, Zhou S, Lu Y, Cui H, et al

Materials and methods Rat model of soft tissue injury Animal studies and procedures were carried out in accordance with an approved protocol from the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) at the Fourth Military Medical University (IACUC-20220505)

This is incredibly relevant here, as studies indicate a rising prevalence of fatty liver among urban Indians due to refined carbohydrate and seed oil consumption