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Lineus Medical, a leader in vascular access innovation and maker of SafeBreak® Vascular, the first breakaway device for IV lines, today announced the renewal of its agreement with Vizient, one of the nation's largest group purchasing organization (GPO).

As Southern Nevada public systems face mounting pressure, families seeking timely answers after the death of a loved one are often left waiting in uncertainty.

In Sacramento, an unclear cause of death can trigger far more than emotional distress.

The explosive growth of data generated by artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and modern digital infrastructures is placing increasing pressure on existing information storage technologies.

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Third leg of ten-nation study, The Human Resilience Project partners with the Nome Eskimo Community, carries Explorers Club Flag and Rolex watch

Thirty-seven mental health, psychiatric, behavioral health, and substance abuse cases reveal alleged false claims, falsified records, kickbacks, and phantom services—patients harmed while providers pocketed luxury gains.

A systems-based hypothesis argues the real barrier for many high performers isn't intelligence, motivation, or knowledge — it's that the parts of them want different things.

Built on decades of curve fitting and peak analysis expertise pioneered by Ronald E. Brown, PeakLab™ delivers high-precision, publication-ready results trusted by analytical scientists across chromatography and spectrometry labs worldwide.

The transmission of optical information through random scattering media is a major challenge in optics, biomedical imaging, telecommunications, and remote sensing.

A new digital tool, smartphone-optimized and subscription-free, allows fishermen, divers, and biologists to locate fish and consult scientific data sheets. Data is displayed in real-time or intentionally delayed to ensure species conservation

New preclinical research reports that HuMOLYTE®, a magnesium-containing medical food with 2′-fucosyllactose, reduced chemotherapy-induced gastrointestinal and oral mucosal injury in Wistar rats

Independent researcher launches AncientMaps – Geography, applying quantitative cartometric analysis and kinematic modelling to Claudius Ptolemy's 2nd-century coordinate data for Central Europe.

Reports of sexual abuse by psychiatrists, therapists, and psychiatric facility staff demand stronger laws and full accountability

While public medical examiners continue, private autopsy providers offer an accessible alternative for families seeking expedited medical insights.

An open Bayesian Causal Atlas now reports, for every disease it covers — including non-fatal conditions — the best-case modelled reduction achievable when all applicable beneficial interventions are combined under a Pearl structural-causal framework.

An analysis of psychiatric hospitals delivering ECT reveals a systemic failure to inform patients of risks the FDA recommended eight years ago. Failed oversight and court findings on brain damage are fueling renewed calls for a ban.

J&J translational scientist Roohid Parast points to AI-assisted analysis, multiomic integration, and automated reporting as part of a broader shift in how laboratory data gets processed.

Researchers at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and CNSI (California NanoSystems Institute), led by Professor Aydogan Ozcan, introduced a snapshot 3D image projection system that integrates a digital encoder with a passive diffractive optical...

Hundreds remain traumatized by electro-skin shocks, as delays banning a device described by the United Nations and patients as torture continue. The inaction highlights the broader failure to also ban electroshock (ECT) devices.

The integration of AI into digital pathology has the potential to transform cancer diagnostics by enabling scalable and quantitative analysis of tissue specimens.

The Longevity Research today released results from a retrospective test of its causal-inference "oracles" against the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III).

OOSTKAMP. Belgian-USA startup Corbenic AI launches a technology that makes AI systems up to 21 times faster and cuts up to 90 percent of recurring compute.

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have developed an uncertainty quantification framework that autonomously identifies and excludes unreliable neural network predictions in computational point-of-care diagnostic platforms.

The Society for Scientific Exploration is proud to announce their 44th Annual Conference event will be held June 17–21, 2026, at the Denver Marriott Westminster Hotel in Colorado.

Watchdog calls on federal officials to advance the HHS deprescribing plan with strong patient protections, as psychiatry attempts to weaken antidepressant tapering reforms

During an educational excavation at Korazim National Park, operated by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, a rare deep-blue Nicolo gemstone was discovered, dating back to the Roman or Byzantine period-approximately 1,500 years ago.

The NRE Health Institute has announced the launch of the Non-Sexual Nudity Motivations Study (NSNMS), a new international research initiative examining why people support, oppose, follow, consume, discuss, or participate in non-sexual nudity.

New faith-aligned virtual private high school offers grades 9–12 a college-preparatory, fully asynchronous education at zero out-of-pocket cost through Alabama's CHOOSE Act, Florida's FES-EO, Arizona's ESA+, Utah's FITS All, and more.

A Morel Dilemma traces a real-time public health investigation into a fatal restaurant outbreak, the prized mushroom at the center of it, and the unanswered questions that followed.

Lineus Medical, a leader in vascular access innovation and maker of SafeBreak® Vascular, the first breakaway device for IV lines, announced completion of a strategic recapitalization with KMF Investments.