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National Institutes of Health

Student boy riding bicycle on campus of the University of Illinois.

Federal Science Funding Cuts Put A.I.’s Foundation at Risk, Experts Warn

Scientists say an onslaught of research funding cuts could see America lose its A.I. lead—and its talent.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Illustration of a small person surrounded by oversized hands and floating pills, symbolizing the impact and control of artificial intelligence and pharmaceutical companies over drug development and patient outcomes.

How A.I. Is Disrupting Pharma: The High-Stakes Race to Revolutionize Drug Discovery

While A.I. promises breakthroughs, industry leaders warn that transparency and patient safety must remain front and center.
By Rachel Curry
Dr. Fore

A.I. Shows Promise of Reducing Length of Hospital Stay—a Growing Heathcare Concern

At several U.S. hospitals, A.I.-powered electronic health record (EHR) systems helped reduce the average patient's length of stay by days.
By Rachel Curry
American exceptionalism lives on in the e-cigarette, where profit lust dealt a death blow to a life-saving medical concept, and Americans will likely die because of it.

It May Actually Be Good That E-Cigs Are More Addictive Than Tobacco—But Juul Ruined It

By Chris Roberts

First Government-Funded CBD Research Could Boost Industry’s Credibility

By Gabriela Barkho
Unsplash/Christopher Burns

New Study: Key to Sustained Weight Loss Isn’t Surprising

By Francesca Friday
Tech to the rescue.

You Can Easily Avoid Hangovers by Simply Wearing This New Wristband

By Sage Lazzaro
The 2,500 year-old mummified body an Egyptian female known as 'Tahemaa' is scanned at the Saad Centre of Radiography at City Univeristy in central London, on July 30, 2009. Tahemaa is believed to have been 28 years-old when she died and is thought to have lived in Luxor in Egypt. Specialists at City University hope to learn more about how she died. The mummy was donated to the Bournemouth Natural Sciences Society in 1922. Nothing is known of how she arrived in England. AFP PHOTO/LEON NEAL

We’re Closer Than Ever to Bringing the Dead Back to Life

By Michael Sainato
The MedicaSafe pill dispenser.

Can a Smart Pill Dispenser Curb Prescription Drug Overdoses?

By John Bonazzo
A fragment of cancerous DNA.

The Continuous Search for Cancer’s ‘Magic Bullet’

By John Bonazzo
Science.

Life Sciences? We’ve Got (More of) ‘Em, Announces EDC

By Chris Pomorski

A Smoke-Free New York

By NYO Staff
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