AI in Healthcare

That health app you trust might be sharing your most private data. We're breaking down the latest on period tracker privacy, Russian infrastructure hacks, and what a shocking AI data breach reveals about how these tools are built.

Ever feel like your brain just melts during a heat wave? You're not imagining it. Scientists are uncovering the surprising and sometimes scary ways extreme heat messes with our minds, from simple brain fog to serious mental health risks.

Imagine treating liver disease not with a major surgery, but with a simple injection. Scientists at MIT are developing engineered "mini-livers" that could one day serve as a bridge to transplant, or even an alternative.

Imagine diagnosing pneumonia not with a lengthy doctor's visit, but by simply breathing into a tube. Researchers at MIT are developing a groundbreaking test that could make this a reality, delivering results in about 10 minutes.

Brain-computer interfaces are making huge leaps, helping people with paralysis communicate and regain independence. Let's look at the real people and the incredible technology behind this revolution.

A man paralyzed for six years just wrote his name again, thanks to a new brain-computer implant approved in China. Let's talk about what this means and dive into the other mind-blowing tech stories you need to know about right now.

A deadly Ebola outbreak is spiraling out of control in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but this isn't a simple health crisis. It's a catastrophic collision of a rare virus, regional conflict, and deep-seated mistrust.

You've probably heard about Turkey's hair transplant boom, but the real story isn't just about cost. It's a fascinating tale of specialized motors and AI algorithms that completely transformed an industry.

AI is making cybercrime faster and more sophisticated than ever. At the same time, it's entering our hospitals, but does it actually make patients healthier? Let's break it down.

Scientists have found a natural protein in our bodies, intelectin-2, that acts like a double-agent for our gut. It both strengthens our intestinal barrier and takes out harmful bacteria, offering a brand-new way to think about fighting infections.

For centuries, we've accepted aging as inevitable. But what if it isn't? Artificial intelligence is now entering the fight, helping scientists tackle one of biology's biggest mysteries.

Microsoft, Amazon, and OpenAI are all launching AI health tools that can answer your medical questions. But as these bots go mainstream, experts are asking a critical question: Who is making sure they're actually safe?