New Trump Vaccine Order Based on "No Credible Scientific Evidence," Doctors Say

The American Medical Association came out swinging this weekend at an executive order President Trump signed Friday that reaffirms intentions to model US childhood vaccine recommendations after those of Denmark—a country with universal healthcare, less diversity, and a population about the size of Maryland’s.

HeartFocus Link brings AI cardiac ultrasound to any cart system

DESKi has launched HeartFocus Link, an AI-guided cardiac imaging product that connects via tablet and HDMI to any cart-based ultrasound system. The FDA-cleared software, previously available only on Butterfly Network handheld devices, targets the growing sonographer shortage that leaves 92% of eligible hospitalised patients without echocardiography.

Why healthcare’s AI future requires patient leadership

Donna R. Cryer argues healthcare is deploying AI without meaningful patient representation in governance. She advocates for a Chief Patient Officer role and warns that without patient-centric design, the industry risks repeating its history of exclusion at scale.

The Future of Consulting

Plus, why so many young people are leaving academia and the unprecedented costs of being a grandparent

AI Tools Are Transforming Muslim Worship

Tarique Kazi used to recite the Quran to his mother. Kazi is a 32-year-old Houston-based Muslim and teacher of hifdh—the Islamic practice of memorizing the Quran in order to deepen faith. For Kazi, the hours he spent with his mother studying the sacred text were among his most cherished. “It was the most beautiful thing that I always looked forward to… my mom giving me feedback, telling me how I did,” he tells TIME.

Capgemini: Exploring the Impact of AI on Biopharma

Thorsten Rall, Global Industry Lead for Life Sciences at Capgemini, discusses AI’s role in improving candidate quality and reshaping scientific research

Cheap Competence, New Frontier

Plus: Why AI makes excellent doctors more valuable, not less

Ebola outbreak now third largest recorded and 'spreading rapidly'

Ebola outbreak risk level increased as deaths reach 177 with nearly 750 cases.

First vaccines, now mammograms? RFK Jr.’s latest firings have doctors outraged.

Doctors are angry and alarmed that preventive care could go the way of vaccines.

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