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Artificial intelligence platforms for psychiatric patients are showing a pattern of racial bias by proposing different treatments for people of colour, a small Cedars-Sinai study finds.
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AI platforms for psychiatric patients show racial bias: Cedars-Sinai

HQ Team July 17, 2025: Artificial intelligence platforms for psychiatric patients are showing a pattern of racial bias by proposing different treatments for.

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A new and faster method of detecting and measuring radioactivity of tiny amounts of radioactive material has been developed by researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), America’s national measurement institute.
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NIST invents new technology to measure tiny radioactive material

HQ Team July 9, 2025: A new and faster method of detecting and measuring radioactivity of tiny amounts of radioactive material has been.

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A new artificial intelligence model developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University can predict whether a patient is likely to experience a cardiac arrest much better than doctors, who rely on limited clinical symptoms.
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Doctors step aside, AI can predict patients at risk of cardiac arrest

HQ Team July 7, 2025: A new artificial intelligence model developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University can predict whether patients are likely.

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Scientists can tell how fast or gracefully you are ageing from a single magnetic resonance image of your brain, according to researchers at Duke University.
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Duke researchers’ tool helps know how fast you are ageing, future diseases

HQ Team July 7, 2025: Scientists can tell how fast or gracefully you are ageing from a single magnetic resonance image of your.

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A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn saltwater into freshwater, according to Chinese researchers.
Climate Health Research

Chinese researchers use aerogels, sunlight to desalinate seawater

HQ Team July 6, 2025: A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn.

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A majority of clinical research on adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) suffers from serious methodological shortcomings, making it difficult to use the results in practice, according to researchers from the University of Copenhagen and the University of São Paulo.
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Researchers find serious flaws in clinical trials with adult ADHD patients

HQ Team July 2, 2025: A majority of clinical research on adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) suffers from serious methodological shortcomings, making.

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Medical experts at Cincinnati Children’s have made an organoid, or ‘organs in a dish,’ of human lung tissue that produces its own blood vessels, according to a statement.
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Cincinnati team’s lab-made lung tissue produces its own blood vessels

HQ Team July 1, 2025: Medical experts at Cincinnati Children’s have made an organoid, or ‘organs in a dish,’ of human lung tissue.

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Two-thirds of the African continent, according to a new climate vulnerability index, is at increasing risk of extreme shocks among 64 ‘most-at-risk’ nations.
Climate Health Research

Forty-three Sub-Saharan African nations on a climate ‘red zone’ list

HQ Team June 26, 2025: Two-thirds of the African continent, according to a new climate vulnerability index, is at increasing risk of extreme.

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People who rely on artificial intelligence chatbots had reduced levels of brain activity and produced “soulless” essays in an MIT study.
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Large language models reduce brain activity, produce ‘soulless’ essays: MIT

HQ Team July 25, 2025: People who rely on artificial intelligence chatbots had reduced levels of brain activity and produced “soulless” essays in.

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US-based researchers at Northeastern University are trying to unravel how axolotls, a small salamander, a smooth-skinned amphibian that often lives in watery or damp places, regrow entire limbs and even organs, and may hold the secret to replicating it in humans.
Climate Health Research

Axolotls may hold the key to human organ regeneration: US researchers

 HQ Team June 23, 2025: US-based researchers at Northeastern University are trying to unravel how axolotls, a small salamander, a smooth-skinned amphibian that.

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