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Artificial Intelligence

Channeling the Power of Generative Health AI: Implications for Health Care, Research, and Governance (Part I)

Medicine is one of humanity’s greatest information-processing challenges. Understanding and repairing the human body requires synthesizing vast amounts of interconnected knowledge and information while making high-stakes decisions.

Published

March 26, 2025

Author

Sebastian Porsdam Mann

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Addiction

Marching Toward Gambling Madness (Pt. 1)

It’s time to fill your bracket and brush up on your ball-knowledge: March Madness is here. The iconic college basketball tournament has been a staple of the sports calendar for nearly a century, but the stakes of this year’s tournament are higher than ever before.

Published

March 20,

Government Regulation

Hims? Hers? It’s Novo Nordisk’s Semaglutide Market Now

Between Feb. 19-26, shares for the telehealth company Hims & Hers Health, Inc. plummeted. The reason for the sudden drop in its stock price? An FDA announcement that semaglutide injection products, the GLP-1 medication in the blockbuster drugs Wegovy and Ozempic, are no longer in

Artificial Intelligence

When Clinical Trials Meet Patents: Finding Balance in Law

Transparency rules in clinical trials attempt to strike a balance between ensuring essential safety and efficacy data reaches the public, and preserving truly proprietary information that fosters innovation.

Published

March 13, 2025

Author

Gabriela Lenarczyk

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Food Safety

Decoding Front-of-Package Food Labels: Are They Really Telling Us What’s Healthy?

How do we know what is healthy? Given the link between healthy eating patterns and diet-related diseases, consumers need accurate information to make informed choices about which foods they should purchase.

Published

March 5, 2025

Author

Jessica Samuels

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Artificial Intelligence

Europe Tightens Data Protection Rules for AI Models—And It’s a Big Deal for Healthcare and Life Sciences

Imagine you’re a researcher developing an AI model, such as an algorithm or other computer process, that can predict early-stage cancer using data from thousands of patient records. You’ve been careful anonymizing datasets, following ethical guidelines,

Public Health

Could the Trump Administration Use CDC Powers to Enforce Hardline Immigration Policies?

The Trump administration has plans to use emergency public health powers to close the southern border and remove thousands of immigrants from the country. The only problem? There is no public health emergency.

Published

February 21, 2025

Author

Spencer Andrews

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