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Plague Never Left.
Plague belongs in history books only in countries where surveillance makes it look that way. WHO’s new global review found thousands of suspected cases between 2019 and 2025, with transmission heavily concentrated in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Madagascar. The bigger warning is what the dataset cannot see.
ASCO 2026: Why oncology is also paying attention to GLP-1 medicines
Regulators Start Writing the Rules for AI-Driven Medicines
AI Pathology Moves From Demo to Workflow
FDA Puts AI Inside the Evidence Machine
AlphaGenome Makes Variant Interpretation Political
AI Diagnosis Has Entered the Access Debate
The AMR Pipeline Is Too Thin for the Threat Ahead
TB Diagnosis Moves Closer to the Patient
Hepatitis Elimination Is Still Losing Patients Before Diagnosis
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