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The commentary comes from Lokesh Shahani, MD, PhD, psychiatrist and chief medical officer at UTHealth Houston School of Behavioral Health Sciences. He notes that the on-demand availability of AI chatbots gives most people quick, easy access to a wealth of information.
Read the original →A report details anxiety among workers, including those in fashion and supply chain, about AI's impact on career longevity.
Read the original →Officials are preparing guidance after respondents reported delaying professional help and changing medication use following AI advice.
Read the original →Muhammad Hussain, a professor in Purdue University's Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is researching and developing technology to determine whether wearable devices can recognize a life-threatening event, make a safe decision and intervene when the wearer cannot.
Read the original →WearOptimo is an AI-native physiological intelligence company developing next-generation Microwearable sensors for continuous health monitoring.
Read the original →The article covers the main takeaways from the 2026 Club Solutions Leadership Retreat. Fitness operators discussed member experience, AI and leadership.
Read the original →PHANES AI's SeePhys Hub pairs a four-camera headband with wrist, waist and leg trackers and tactile gloves. It captures human motion and touch data for training robots.
Read the original →Warren Buffett says to put your money to work. Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says everyone should have AI agents that are "productive while they sleep."
Read the original →In the latest episode of her Breast Imaging in Focus series, Manisha Bahl, MD, MPH, FSBI, discusses new research. The research compares mammography-based AI models for breast cancer detection and short-term risk prediction.
Read the original →As Breast Cancer Awareness Month unfolds, medical professionals are focusing anew on the life-saving potential of early detection. They are also pointing to the evolving technology behind routine screenings.
Read the original →Northwestern Medicine is turning to AI to improve the accuracy of screenings.
Read the original →Brandon Mashandudze earned the title of scholar through the Lung Cancer Innovation Challenge. The scholarship is for AI screening research.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence could help researchers find clues to health problems in medical images. Protecting patients' personal information is a priority.
Read the original →The Australian Signals Directorate has issued new guidelines for boosting cybersecurity in the age of AI. It says the government’s IT systems need an urgent overhaul.
Read the original →The MHRA has published its 2030 Strategy. It outlines plans to modernise medicines and medical device regulation.
Read the original →Nearly half of workers have been reluctant to use artificial intelligence. A study from Gartner found the technology may be useful in identifying burnout.
Read the original →AI use in workplace safety is growing. Investment, data quality and organizational challenges remain barriers.
Read the original →HR leaders at ServiceNow and Hilton explain how they design work, employee learning and governance as they oversee AI adoption.
Read the original →Respondents linked unchecked AI output to incorrect filings, missed deadlines and failed audits. Teams that put sensitive data into personal AI tools reported problems far more often.
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