An exhibition currently on display on Brisbane, Australia and online showcases art made collaboratively by HIV scientists and HIV+ artists.
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Google Cloud & CareCloud Announce Landmark Collaboration To Bring Generative AI To Outpatient Healthcare Settings
This will democratize access to generative AI capabilities for a critical part of the healthcare sector.
This Health AI Startup Aims To Keep Doctors Up To Date On The Latest Science
OpenEvidence, which is valued at $425 million, is taking on one of AI’s big engineering challenges: large language models whose training is stuck in the past.
Pay Equity Is The Minimum: 4 Ways To Support Black Women’s Wellbeing At Work
July 27 is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day. This article explores specific strategies to support Black women in addition to equitable pay.
InnovationRx: The Lessons ‘Oppenheimer’ Holds For Biotech
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AI At The Doctor? Amazon Launches New Service As Google, Microsoft Aim At Merging Healthcare With Artificial Intelligence
Amazon is continuing its expansion into the health space with the launch of a new generative AI tool called HealthScribe, meant to take over some time-consuming administrative tasks of doctor’s offices and clinics, the company said.
Organoids Point The Way For Liver Regeneration
Researchers develop a new organoid model of the liver that reveals key molecules involved in liver regeneration and may lead to new treatments for chronic liver diseases.
Elon Musk’s Increasing Skepticism Of Covid-19 And Vaccines: A Timeline
In the past three years Elon Musk has continued to spread questionable and sometimes false information on Twitter about Covid-19.
Here’s Why Vaccines Probably Didn’t Cause Bronny James’ Cardiac Arrest—Despite Musk’s Claims
Research shows that myocarditis from the Covid-19 vaccine is rare, but a basketball player going into sudden cardiac arrest is not unheard-of.
Labor Shortage, Not Covid, Dogs Hospital Comeback To Pre-Pandemic Days
Hospitals on average aren’t performing as well financially as they were before the pandemic, thanks to the labor shortage and need for nurses in particular.
