MedicinefromMail Online3 months agoNew AI test for prostate cancer hailed as up to 99% accurateA new 'super test' for prostate cancer will identify over 100 signs of the disease and distinguish between aggressive and slow-growing cancers.
US ElectionsfromNew York Post1 day agoEx-Biden aides suspect another cover-up after former president's prostate cancer diagnosisBiden's stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis raises questions about delayed testing due to election concerns.Longtime aides express disbelief over lack of early detection for Biden's advanced cancer.
MedicinefromMail Online3 months agoNew AI test for prostate cancer hailed as up to 99% accurateA new 'super test' for prostate cancer will identify over 100 signs of the disease and distinguish between aggressive and slow-growing cancers.
US ElectionsfromNew York Post1 day agoEx-Biden aides suspect another cover-up after former president's prostate cancer diagnosisBiden's stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis raises questions about delayed testing due to election concerns.Longtime aides express disbelief over lack of early detection for Biden's advanced cancer.
US newsfromwww.npr.org1 week agoElizabeth Holmes's partner raises millions for new biotech testing startupElizabeth Holmes's partner is launching an AI startup focused on medical testing despite her imprisonment for fraud related to her previous company.
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Women in technologyfromwww.theguardian.com2 months agoSwab test could help UK women avoid invasive checks for womb cancerNew swab test helps detect womb cancer accurately and non-invasively, reducing the need for painful procedures in women with abnormal bleeding.
Social media marketingfromwww.theguardian.com2 months agoSocial media influencers are fearmongering' to promote health tests with limited evidence, study findsInfluencers mislead audiences by promoting controversial medical tests on social media through emotional narratives and fearmongering.