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AI Chatbots and Your Mental Health: What Should You Know?

It’s tough to go a week without hearing about AI chatbots. They’re everywhere now: on our phones, our laptops, and…

4 months ago

Advocacy in the Age of Autonomy: Funding for Sexual and Reproductive Health in Africa

Another year, another group of long-suffering post-graduate students at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have been subjected…

4 months ago

AI Will Not Fix Health Care – Leadership Might

There is a moment at the HIMSS Global Health Conference when the conversation shifts. It moves away from what artificial…

4 months ago

The Invisible Lifeline: Why Supplies, Not Just Science, Determine Patient Care

In the health system, news coverage naturally gravitates toward breakthroughs. A new therapy, a diagnostic powered by artificial intelligence, or…

4 months ago

Nature as Infrastructure: Why the Urban Tree Is an Investable Asset

I first learned about the urban heat island effect in a high school geography class. It was one of those…

4 months ago

From AI Excitement to Execution: Why Health Leaders Must Now Master the “How”

Artificial intelligence is advancing in health care faster than almost any other technology in modern medical history. According to research…

5 months ago

The Shift from Pure Modernity to Human-Centered Modernity

Throughout the history of science, it has rarely been the case that any phenomenon has remained permanent and unchanging. Theories,…

5 months ago

We Have to Earn Better Vaccine Coverage Rates

Mandates and strong recommendations have been the key to successful vaccination programmes protecting people for decades in Europe and North…

5 months ago

Brain Organoids: Promise, Limits, and What Comes Next

Brain organoids, sometimes called “mini-brains,” are three-dimensional clusters of human brain cells grown in labs from pluripotent stem cells. These stem cells can become…

5 months ago

How Transactional Medicine Threatens the Future of Your Health

Patients rarely describe healing in technological terms. They speak instead about whether someone listened, if their physician remembered them and…

5 months ago

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