Science, Fast and Slow
From CRISPR to AI, new technologies progress quickly. The regulation of science needs to be taken seriously from the very start.
...moreFrom CRISPR to AI, new technologies progress quickly. The regulation of science needs to be taken seriously from the very start.
...moreCancer is a disease that affects communities, not just individuals, so efforts to prevent cancer should be community-based.
...moreThe problems of diversity in science run deeper than identity. We also need diversity of perspectives.
...moreAs more Americans decide to age in place, smart home technology can help them do so safely. But the promise of technology can be marred by ageism, limiting independence and choice.
...moreWhen science operates as a team.
...moreWith the rise of social media, the way we communicate has evolved. Science and research must keep up.
...moreCo-researchers’ perspectives and insights help drive research focus areas and emphasize the commitment to addressing health issues that matter to their community.
...moreIntroducing a new weekly series, Observing Science — on the workings of science, it’s limitations, and its promise for a healthier world.
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