Why some people never move on: The brain science behind prolonged grief
A new review published in Trends in Neurosciences reveals that prolonged grief disorder may persist due to changes in brain […]
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Grok could diagnose medical issues from images says Elon Musk
Elon Musk envisions a future where artificial intelligence can interpret medical data, suggesting that his AI model, Grok, could analyze blood work and medical images.
Study finds AI chatbots often provide poor health advice
New research indicates that AI chatbots are no more effective than search engines for medical self-diagnosis and may pose risks
White House pushes back on calls for Lutnick’s resignation over Epstein, hails ‘best cabinet in history
The White House has rejected calls for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to resign after newly released Epstein documents reignited scrutiny
Florida couple sues fertility clinic after embryo mix-up leads to birth of child not biologically theirs
A Florida couple is suing a fertility clinic after an alleged embryo error resulted in the birth of a child not biologically theirs.
Asian airports reintroduce COVID-style screenings after Nipah virus outbreak
The virus can spread between animals and people, specifically from fruit bats and pigs.
Spanish scientist discovers cure for pancreatic cancer in major medical breakthrough
Researchers in Spain have successfully eliminated advanced pancreatic cancer in animal models using a novel triple-drug therapy, marking a major
Florida officials find elevated levels of arsenic in children’s candy
Florida’s “Healthy Florida First” initiative has flagged nearly two-thirds of tested candy products for containing arsenic levels that state health
Florida finds arsenic in 60% of tested candy, warns of cancer risk
Florida’s Department of Health found elevated arsenic levels in over 60% of 46 candy types tested, prompting warnings from the DeSantis administration about cancer risks for children who consume the products over time.
Scientists create device that warns of approaching heart attack
Engineers at Southern Federal University (SFedU) have developed a wearable device designed to warn of an approaching heart attack by