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Artificial intelligence has revolutionized a growing number of industries and streamlined countless business and personal tasks. Can it solve the world’s social challenges, too?

Walmart may be on the verge of a new wave of clinic expansion in certain markets across the U. S. as its retail pharmacy rivals invest in an array of outpatient healthcare services.

London-based digital health and artificial intelligence company BioBeats is on a mission to change the perception of mental health globally by using data.

Ben Lecomte swam through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch as part of the Vortex Swim and a research team in Austria sifted through human stool. Both found the same thing.

Beckley finds it frustrating that most Infertility doctors do not test for progesterone until a woman’s had at least three miscarriages.

Understanding the timing of pulse vaccinations can help in preventing Zika virus outbreaks. Researchers uncover a new seasonality effect via modeling. Winter is coming.

The Jr. NBA World Championships not only gave a glimpse of the best young basketball players in the world but also showed how youth sports tournaments need to be run.

Hong Kong-based Insilico Medicine published research Monday showing that its deep learning system could identify potential treatments for fibrosis.

The court-mandated response to a lawsuit brought by a cannabis researcher at the Scottsdale Research Institute, states that the federal government is accepting applications to license additional institutions.

Pretomanid is the first TB medicine to be developed and licensed by a not-for-profit entity. As a product development partnership, TB Alliance collaborated with and received support from governments, academia, philanthropic institutions, and a commerci…