Policy

Researchers testing 19 commercially available detectors for hidden surveillance devices have found that most provide only a limited advantage over...

The World Health Organization’s authority to declare an international health crisis has entered a new institutional phase. Amendments to the...

Researchers at Binghamton University and the University of Rhode Island have published a new framework for measuring human rights across...

Postoperative pain is often treated as if it were a single symptom with a single solution: assess its intensity, prescribe...

The Moon is preparing for its busiest era yet—not with runways, control towers or flashing airport lights, but with spacecraft...

Chronic low back pain has become one of the world’s most persistent and unevenly treated health problems, and a new...

Loneliness has long been treated as an unfortunate consequence of ageing, but researchers at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU)...

For reconstructive surgeons, one of the most important decisions often happens before an operation begins: identifying the tiny blood vessels...

(Toronto, August 24, 2026) — Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly from research laboratories and pilot programs into hospitals, homes, laboratories,...

Neighborhoods shaped by historic redlining may need far more than a new supermarket to improve residents’ access to healthy food,...