Google’s AI will now be used to detect breast cancer

Google has licensed its artificial intelligence breast cancer detection model to a commercial medical technology company, meaning its algorithm will now be part of commercial mammograms.

Laughing Gas Is Being Banned In the Netherlands

Laughing gas is no laughing matter! In The Netherlands, the government will ban laughing gas starting 1st January 2023, amid growing concern about the risks it...

Monkeypox outbreak task force monitoring in India

Centre has formed a task force monitoring the situation across the country, as well as offer guidance to the government and assess vaccination opportunities.

New $31 million study on asthma treatments approved

The American Academy of Family Physicians and Penn State College of Medicine will explore the efficacy of asthma treatments. The $31 million funding...

Gum disease bacteria linked to Alzheimer’s disease

A recent study on mice from Tufts University found a connection between periodontal disease and Alzheimer’s. Previous studies have connected periodontal disease to...

Cases triple as infection spreads to Beijing and Shanghai, as concerns...

The number of people infected with a new virus in China tripled over the weekend, with the outbreak spreading from Wuhan to other major cities.

Studies show that U.S. Alcohol-Related deaths have nearly doubled

More Americans are ordering more rounds and that's leading to more funerals, according to a new study on alcohol-related deaths. Looking at data...

Scientists believe that aging might be optional

In his new book, 'Lifespan,' celebrated scientist David Sinclair gives thorough explanations about why exactly we age and why he thinks we don't necessarily have to.

Man with rare syndrome kept getting drunk without using alcohol. Turned...

A man with auto-brewery syndrome would become drunk after eating carbs. For six long years, a man would experience mysterious bouts of drunkenness...

Climate crisis raises risk of more Ebola outbreaks

The climate crisis is going to raise the risk that Ebola will spread farther and reach areas previously unaffected by the virus, according to a study...

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