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The study, published in March, utilized an AI tool developed by UT post-doctoral researcher Danny Diaz to create the active ingredient in the common Alzheimer’s medication galantamine. (Courtesy College of Natural Sciences)

UT researchers use AI to create costly Alzheimer's drug for less

By Kameryn Griesser

Researchers from the University of Texas have found a way to harness the power of AI to create an expensive Alzheimer's medication for less.

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