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China has banned an unproven Alzheimer’s operation and detained its inventor, but international clinical trials of dcLVA are still going ahead—why?

The inventor of an unusual surgical treatment for Alzheimer’s disease is languishing in Chinese detention while his idea ...
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Palantir: NHS England is warned by statistics watchdog over FDP claims

The UK’s statistics watchdog has warned NHS England and the Department of Health and Social Care over their claims about the ...
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Wildfires and health: With the US and Canada blanketed by smoke, what are the risks?

Thick smoke from Canadian wildfires has blanketed Toronto, Detroit, Minneapolis, Chicago, New York, and Washington, DC, in ...
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Medical students hit with punitive “unprofessional” sanctions to keep them in line, report warns

Medical students face official accusations of “unprofessionalism” to manage dissent or in retaliation for providing feedback ...
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AI might help the NHS—but we need to build the evidence

Accelerated rollout of AI should be matched by transparent, credible evaluation, supported by the right infrastructure NHS ...