Machine learning predicts risk of death based on routine hospital tests
Computer analysis can help health-care system “learn” by providing information vital to improving care
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Futuristic technology could help protect soldiers in combat
Communications system will provide vital information about troop health and situational awareness, even in the harshest conditions
First-ever Canadian lunar rover will hunt for water ice on the moon
Discovering potential water sources could make extended moon missions possible
Is Fauci a Covid vaccine skeptic now too?
The world’s leading mRNA vaccine advocate co-authored an article that calls the public health agenda of the last three years into question
Pandemic performance study blatant attempt to justify fed’s actions?
The Public Health Agency of Canada study’s conclusions are a fantasy, quite divorced from reality
Machine learning may help predict opioid prescription risk for patients
Current guidelines to determine which patients are at higher risk don’t catch everyone
Claims that trees “talk” to each other debunked
The “wood-wide web” concept, which has taken root in popular media, challenged by researchers
Study: COVID-19 was more bark than bite
Did our lives ground to a halt for a virus about as lethal as a bad flu?
Hydrogen/natural gas blend could help fuel energy transition
Blending hydrogen with natural gas could reduce carbon emissions without changing existing infrastructure
Are some cows better at weathering climate change?
New research could help cattle — and beef producers — cope with more extreme ups and downs in temperature year-round
Indigenous patients with autoimmune liver disease face worse outcomes
Search for the cause and better treatments continues, researcher says
Medicine shouldn’t just be cheap; it should be accessible
New drug price guidelines will hinder Canadians access to new and innovative treatments
Research explores how fungi become drug-resistant
As resistance to antimicrobial drugs rises, understanding the mechanisms at play could help doctors treat patients
