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WHO Launches Multi-Vaccine Ebola Trials in DR Congo

Global health authorities begin field clinical trials in Central Africa to assess the safety and immune response of candidate Ebola vaccines.

Judi Dench Addresses Sight Loss as Health Challenges Mount

The 91-year-old Oscar winner shares an update on her ongoing vision battles and career adjustments.

NIH Advisory Board Warns RFK Jr. Vaccine Injury Clinic

Clinical Center chair Jack Leslie rebukes health secretary's unannounced ribbon-cutting, warning political spectacles jeopardize rare disease research.

FDA Clears Precision Magnetic Brain Therapy After Trial Reaches 68 Percent PTSD Remission Rate

Personalized neural mapping combined with targeted magnetic stimulation offers a non-invasive alternative for chronic trauma.

University of Nebraska Medical Center Secures $82.5 Million in Funding to Accelerate Global Public Health and Clinical Research

Federal and foundation grants will expand biomedical investigations, infectious disease tracking, and rural community health initiatives.

Research showcase celebrates the innovation and ideas of Brown public health students

Brown University hosts an academic event spotlighting innovative student projects in public health.

A quantitative analysis of global AI medical studies: gaps in randomized controlled trials

New research flags a scarcity of randomized controlled trials validating clinical artificial intelligence tools.

Trump will sign an order aimed at boosting women’s health research, a plan backed by the first lady

The executive measure to expand medical studies focusing on women carries support from the first lady.

The science and politics behind the panic over ultraprocessed foods

Public scrutiny grows over industrial food formulation as health debates intersect with regulatory pressure.

Tutorial: guidance on the use of large language models for medical research

New educational guidance outlines protocols for integrating advanced artificial intelligence into medical studies.

Early menopause: Why better research and global guidance matter for women’s health - World Health Organization (WHO)

Global health agency emphasizes the critical need for enhanced clinical data and standardized care for women.

Reliability of LLMs as medical assistants for the general public: a randomized preregistered study

A newly published investigation examines the performance of artificial intelligence in direct public healthcare guidance.

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