Daily briefing: NIH still uses directives deemed illegal to screen grants
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has not yet rescinded directives that led to the cancellation of more than 2,400 research projects it funded, despite a ruling declaring them illegal.
Researchers are now recognizing music as a neurological stimulus capable of rewiring your brain, essential for restoring functions like speech and movement.
Scientists reveal how humans will have superpowers by 2030
Superhuman strength is expected to be enhanced by robotic exoskeletons, which could allow individuals to lift heavy objects, revolutionizing industries and military applications.
Siddhartha Mukherjee on the Promises and Perils of Early Cancer Detection
Current medical guidelines have us screening for only five cancers, and one at a time. A new test, from a startup called Grail, has identified fifty cancers, with a remarkably low rate of false positives.
We Already Are Curing Cancer': TIME100 Health Panel Discusses How to Solve an Evolving' Disease
Sidner emphasized that, despite her battle with stage III breast cancer and undergoing 16 rounds of chemotherapy, life can still continue with hope and determination.
OpenAI Hires Instacart CEO to Oversee ChatGPT, Applications | Entrepreneur
Simo's passion for AI, especially its potential to cure diseases, has driven her decision to lead OpenAI's applications, marking a pivotal career shift.