Who Decides Which AI Is Good Enough for Medicine?
Sixty-three separate scoreboards grade medical AI. Several are built or maintained by companies with a stake in the results, the scores cannot be compared to each other, and the most…
Why the Breakthrough You Read About Never Became a Treatment
Every new drug approved in the United States between 2010 and 2016 traced back to publicly funded science. Most discoveries never travel that far, and the reason usually has nothing…
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The Ten Second Test: Why Balance Predicts How Long You Live, and Why Walking Alone Will Not Save It
A ten second one legged stance predicts survival. Cochrane rates balance training high certainty for cutting falls by 24 percent. Walking programs remain unproven, and in some trials they increase…
The Shot That Regrows Knee Cartilage: Inside the 15-PGDH Breakthrough
Stanford researchers switched off a single age-related enzyme and watched worn knee cartilage grow back. It happened in old mice, in injured mice, and in human tissue removed during knee…
How to Shop for an MRI Without Getting Lost in the Price Maze
A practical guide to getting the right MRI at the right place without being blindsided by CPT codes, facility fees, radiologist bills, network rules, cash prices, and deductible math.
The Patient Does Not Need a Prediction. They Need the Next Step.
A randomized kidney-transplant AI trial shows why healthcare AI cannot stop at predicting risk. The next frontier is closing the loop: referral, navigation, benefits, scheduling, follow-up, and completed care.
The $2,500 MRI Question: Why Healthcare Prices Still Hide in Plain Sight
Why the same MRI can be a medical miracle, a billing maze, and a test case for whether healthcare price transparency can actually help patients before they book care.
The Genome of the Immortals: Inside George Church’s Four-Front War on Aging
A new Atlas of the rarest humans on Earth, the supercentenarians who lived past 110, is rewriting what science thought it knew about aging. Inside George Church’s four-front war on…
The Future of Wearable Blood Sugar Monitoring: From Glucose Tracking to Metabolic Intelligence
Wearable glucose monitoring is moving beyond diabetes management toward a broader era of metabolic intelligence, where CGMs, rings, watches, and AI begin to connect food, sleep, stress, and exercise into…
FDA AI in Sleep, Respiratory, and Anesthesia: Medical AI Moves Into Breathing and the Bedroom
The FDA’s anesthesiology category shows how medical AI is moving into sleep apnea detection, respiratory sound analysis, PAP therapy comfort, bedside monitoring, and the continuous physiology of everyday life.
