Historians’ Methods Could Rescue Medicine from AI’s One-Dimensional Patient Summaries
A Johns Hopkins clinician-historian argues that archival methods like deep reading and reading against the grain can recover patient details ...
A Johns Hopkins clinician-historian argues that archival methods like deep reading and reading against the grain can recover patient details ...
Micro-X-ray fluorescence scanning of Eocene penguin fossils from Seymour Island reveals geochemical fingerprints of Antarctic weathering, depositional energy, and redox ...
Nanoscale examination of saprolite shows that even crystalline zircon begins to dissolve and reprecipitate as uranium- and thorium-bearing amorphous zircon ...
A new analysis of 1.2 billion years of sedimentary iron shows the geological record reflects not only Earth's oxygenation but ...
A new study shows that weathered polyethylene microplastics adsorb the herbicide 2,4-D and inflict significantly greater behavioral, regenerative, and reproductive ...
Researchers in Czechia used tree rings, cave mapping, and mineral analysis to reconstruct how abandoned slate mines collapse through cascades ...
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