Duke University researchers have published a comprehensive cervical spine MRI dataset with expert manual segmentations. This specialized dataset addresses critical gaps in spinal imaging AI development and could accelerate diagnostic tool innovation.
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Latina founders are starting businesses faster than any other demographic while facing persistent funding gaps. A new class of investors is rewriting the rules by backing these entrepreneurs. Learn what these investors prioritize and how founders can position themselves for success.
Despite launching businesses at unprecedented rates, Latina founders continue to navigate one of venture capital’s most stubborn funding gaps. Recent data shows that Latino and Latina entrepreneurs collectively receive just 1.5% of total U.S. venture funding—a figure that has remained largely unchanged for a decade. This disparity persists even as Hispanic and Latino Americans represent one of the fastest-growing demographic segments in the country. However, a transformative shift is underway as investors recognize the untapped potential and superior returns these founders often deliver.
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