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Artificial intelligence has now made its way into your physician’s practice. The government is unsure of how to handle this advancement.

Some health systems are currently utilizing advanced artificial intelligence, but there are concerns among patient safety advocates about the readiness of the regulatory framework to handle the constantly evolving tools. The regulations for utilizing artificial intelligence in healthcare have not yet been established by Washington, despite the fact that doctors are quickly implementing it to

Anti-abortion organizations are certain that Boris Johnson will follow through on his promises, despite his recent interview on Fox News.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) arrives for a media availability at the U.S. Capitol Oct. 26, 2023. | Francis Chung/POLITICO House Speaker Mike Johnson’s anti-abortion bona fides are undisputed, but Thursday night he downplayed the chance of action on a federal abortion ban during an interview with Sean Hannity, asserting there are more pressing issues

Expensive price tags expected for COVID-19 treatments upon market release.

Next week, the COVID-19 treatments that many Americans received for free from the federal government will become available for purchase on the private market, at a high cost. The cost of a five-day supply of Paxlovid from Pfizer will be $1,390, but for the time being, Americans can obtain the medication for free. Another COVID-19

. A potential treatment for sickle cell disease is on the horizon. A panel of health experts will be evaluating it in the upcoming week.

Currently, the sole remedy for the discomfort caused by sickle cell disease is a bone marrow transplant. However, in the near future, there may be a novel cure that targets the root cause of the disorder on a genetic level. Advisers to the Food and Drug Administration will meet on Tuesday to assess a gene

The 60-year-old Chinese epidemiologist who played a significant role in leading the battle against COVID has passed away.

Wu Zunyou, a 60-year-old epidemiologist who played a key role in implementing China’s strict zero-COVID policies, passed away on Friday. These measures included lockdowns and travel restrictions that affected millions of people and aimed to contain the spread of the virus. The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced Wu’s death, stating that rescue

. Abortion has had a complex past in Russia, from the time of Stalin to the current leadership of Putin.

In Estonia, Soviet leader Josef Stalin prohibited abortion, but it became more accepted under subsequent Kremlin leaders. However, within a short span of 100 years, the Russian government’s stance on abortion is shifting once more. While abortion remains legal and accessible, there are plans to implement additional limitations as President Vladimir Putin shifts towards more

The recent implementation of conservative policies regarding abortion in Russia has caused public outcry.

The gathering at a bookstore in Kaliningrad, Russia’s westernmost city, was attended by approximately 60 individuals despite being arranged at the last minute. Many attendees expressed their anger towards a legislator’s attempt to prohibit abortions in private clinics in the area. Dasha Yakovleva, one of the organizers, was pleasantly surprised and encouraged by the turnout

According to data from the US, approximately 2% of children and 7% of adults have received the new COVID vaccines.

According to the latest data, 7% of American adults and 2% of children have received a COVID-19 vaccine in the month since new versions were recommended by federal officials. An authority described the rates as “terrible.” The data, announced on Thursday during a conference organized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is based

A woman from Idaho files a lawsuit against her fertility doctor, alleging that he used his own sperm to get her pregnant 34 years ago.

An individual from Idaho is taking legal action against her former fertility doctor in Seattle, alleging that he used his own sperm without her knowledge to impregnate her 34 years ago. This is one of several similar cases that have emerged as home DNA testing becomes more prevalent and allows individuals to uncover details about

A new speaker addresses the Republican split on abortion with one of his initial assessments.

Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, a Republican from Pennsylvania, informed POLITICO on Thursday that his stance remains unchanged after voting against the food and agriculture legislation last month. | Photo by Francis Chung for POLITICO Newly elected speaker Mike Johnson He will soon be challenged to demonstrate his capability in handling a heated dispute within the GOP.

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Artificial intelligence has now made its way into your physician’s practice. The government is unsure of how to handle this advancement.

Anti-abortion organizations are certain that Boris Johnson will follow through on his promises, despite his recent interview on Fox News.

Expensive price tags expected for COVID-19 treatments upon market release.

. A potential treatment for sickle cell disease is on the horizon. A panel of health experts will be evaluating it in the upcoming week.

The 60-year-old Chinese epidemiologist who played a significant role in leading the battle against COVID has passed away.

. Abortion has had a complex past in Russia, from the time of Stalin to the current leadership of Putin.

The recent implementation of conservative policies regarding abortion in Russia has caused public outcry.

According to data from the US, approximately 2% of children and 7% of adults have received the new COVID vaccines.

A woman from Idaho files a lawsuit against her fertility doctor, alleging that he used his own sperm to get her pregnant 34 years ago.

A new speaker addresses the Republican split on abortion with one of his initial assessments.