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FDA Plans to Use AI to Speed Up Drug and Food Safety Reviews
Pharma · United States

FDA Plans to Use AI to Speed Up Drug and Food Safety Reviews

41% Right coverage: 22 sources
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The Vaccine-Autism Link: Causation - or a Corrupt Correlation?
Health · United States

The Vaccine-Autism Link: Causation - or a Corrupt Correlation?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Public health is plunging, autism rates are rising—and so are incident conspiracy theories, including claims that the root of the autism evil is vaccines. As the CDC reopens the vaccine-link debate bolstered by misinformation and false logic that correlation equals causation, it’s time to ask whether that claimed correlation even exists or if society is dissolving into a political hallucination.See the Story
Tailgates and Heart Rates: Why Sports Fans Peak Before the Game Begins
United States · United States

Tailgates and Heart Rates: Why Sports Fans Peak Before the Game Begins

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Forget touchdowns and final scores—what really gets our hearts racing might just be the beer, the bratwurst, and the pre-game bounce house. The true spectacle isn’t on the field but in the parking lot. And now, science is starting to catch on: it turns out that crowds—from sports fans to protesters—aren’t just gathering, they’re syncing up emotionally, their hearts beating as one long before the main event even begins.Read Article

Race: A Social Construct Or Genetic Biomarker?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
A new study from the NIH’s All of Us program is shaking up long-held assumptions by revealing that genetic ancestry rarely aligns with racial labels—and that the interplay between biology and society is far messier than we like to admit. Race might be a helpful lens for understanding inequality, but it’s a terrible shortcut for decoding our DNA.United States · United StatesSee the Story

What I'm Reading (June 12)

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
From coffee cards to subway tunnels and AI tutors to numerical epidemics, the week’s reading menu serves up a rich-tasting menu of modern complexity. Whether it’s the illusion of effortless learning, the hidden business behind your morning latte, or why our cities stopped digging deeper, these reads remind us that the stories behind the systems matter — especially when they cost billions.Artificial IntelligenceRead Article

Distinguishing Between Correlation and Causation is Critical in Law, Science, and Medicine

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Correctly distinguishing between correlation and causation is critical because it influences how treatments for illnesses are devised and tested. Also, in the context of the law, it ensures that as the wheels of justice turn, reputations, lives and livelihoods are protected.MedicalRead Article

Long-Term Potential Makes This the One Fuel Cell Stock Worth Buying

Coverage: 2 sources
On the surface, this is not a good time to be investing in alternative energy in the US. The current White House administration is not just pro-fossil fuel but often seems to be actively opposed to alternative and “green” energy.  However, as the recent support for nuclear power, or at least the small modular reactor version of it, shows, that really isn’t the case. Donald Trump may have a curious hatred of wind turbines but other than that, thi…Oil and Gas Sector · United StatesSee the Story

What I'm Reading (June 5)

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
From failing air traffic control systems to the forgotten toll of COVID, add crystalline experiments inspired by childhood wonder and a deep dive into how disability innovations like the curb-cut effect shape society for everyone.CoronavirusRead Article

Are Old Prescription Opioids Still OK?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
What's the deal with the "discard after one year" label on pill bottles? Is it based on real science? Or, is the FDA just trying to get you to send in "outdated" medicines, especially prescription opioids?Science · United StatesRead Article

Advances in Luddite Medicine-Infectious Disease Control: 1892 v. 2025

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
When cholera ravaged Hamburg in 1892, politics—not science—drove the response. Over a century later, as we confront modern “epidemics” of obesity, chronic diseases, measles, and COVID, the grab-bag of responses are eerily similar, uncannily echoing the rhetoric of yesteryear. As far as science goes, history doesn’t just repeat; it rebrands.Science · HamburgRead Article

Central Pa. CVS Transforms Into Healthcare Hub for Medicare Patients

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Going to the doctor can be overwhelming for some. There’s the medical visit, the laboratory work, the prescriptions and — for those who don’t have transportation or no longer drive — just getting there can be a barrier.Medicare · United StatesSee the Story

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