Health

Brain Implant for Depression Set for Human Testing

Motif Neurotech has received FDA approval for a clinical study of its blueberry-sized brain implant that treats severe depression by…

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Spotify Partners with Peloton for Guided Workout Integration

Spotify is launching a major push into fitness with a new Fitness hub featuring curated playlists, video content from creators…

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We’re talking less than ever, researchers find

A study found that the average number of words spoken daily dropped by nearly 28% between 2005 and 2019, from…

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Fitbit 4.68 adds sleep editing, Coach messages, and more personalization

Fitbit version 4.68 introduces enhanced sleep editing for Android users, with iOS support coming soon. The update adds personalized Coach…

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Europe beats US to approve Moderna’s combo flu-COVID shot

The European Commission has authorized Moderna's mRNA-1083 (mCOMBRIAX), the world's first single-dose vaccine targeting both influenza and COVID-19, following a…

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Kennedy’s Germ Theory Rejection Debunked in Senate Hearing

During a Senate hearing, Sen. Bernie Sanders confronted Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his rejection of germ theory,…

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How AI Is Transforming Workers’ Comp Claims and Healthcare

The workers' compensation sector is undergoing a critical transformation through specialized AI, driven by its unique regulatory and operational dynamics…

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Wojcicki Sisters Launch Healthcare Accelerator Fund

Treehub is a new startup accelerator and AI Health Fund launched to bridge the gap between academic research and commercial…

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Tim Cook’s Legacy Could Be Wearable Health Tech

Tim Cook's most significant legacy at Apple is championing a shift toward personal health technology, pioneered by the mainstream Apple…

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NCSC Plan Strengthens NHS Cybersecurity

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has released a new plan to strengthen the cybersecurity of the NHS, focusing on…

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Inside a Day at America’s Most Powerful Laser Lab

The Texas Petawatt laser, a recently closed, high-power facility at the University of Texas at Austin, was a key national…

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AI Health Risks: 4 Safety Tips for Prolonged Use

AI in 2026 excels at well-defined, verifiable tasks but struggles with complex reasoning and extended interactions, where it risks errors…

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Great White Sharks Face Overheating Threat

The great white shark's mesothermic biology, which provides speed and power, is becoming a vulnerability as climate change warms oceans,…

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Ozlo Sleepbuds 30% Off for Mother’s Day

The Ozlo Sleepbuds, developed by former Bose engineers, are currently discounted by 30% to $249, marking their lowest tracked price…

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Samsung SmartThings Update Adds Elderly Care Monitoring

Samsung's SmartThings platform is pivoting from a smart home system to a remote elderly care monitoring service, using connected appliances…

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FDA Revisits 12 Peptides After RFK Jr. Petition

The FDA is scheduling meetings to re-examine its 2023 safety restrictions on a dozen specific peptides, driven by political pressure…

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Cambridge Biotech STORM Therapeutics Secures $56M Funding

STORM Therapeutics secured $56 million in Series C funding to advance its RNA-modifying enzyme inhibitors, coinciding with the first patient…

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Aloe Blacc’s Biotech Role Values Expertise Over Fame

Aloe Blacc is personally developing a cancer drug platform for pancreatic cancer after his experience with COVID-19 revealed the complexities…

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Alzheimer’s Disease: The Amyloid Connection Explained

A key 2011 paper supporting the amyloid hypothesis for Alzheimer's has been retracted, part of a pattern where foundational studies…

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Living With a Brain-Computer Interface Implant

Scott Imbrie, paralyzed since 1985, regained the ability to control a robotic arm and feel touch through a brain-computer interface…

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