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COVID-19 case study in Japan identifies effective wastewater surveillance methods for monitoring infections

Wastewater surveillance has emerged as a crucial tool in monitoring regional infection trends, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. In a recent development in Japan, the National Action

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For city dwellers, even 15 minutes in nature can improve mental health

Nature has always had a profound impact on our mental health, and a new study from Leiden and Stanford University

There’s Plenty Of Water On Mars For Future Colonists

This week’s edition of The Prototype covers a range of exciting developments in science and technology. From new findings on

Medicare could save $3.6 billion without risk to older adults, study suggests

Medicare, the federal government's healthcare program for older adults, is spending $4.4 billion a year on care that has low

Reps from vaccine expert groups barred from work supporting ACIP

The recent restructuring of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has caused significant turmoil within the healthcare community. After

What words in online reviews tell us about hospital visits

Health care providers are constantly looking for ways to improve patient experiences and satisfaction. A new study conducted by researchers

Can We Build AI Therapy Chatbots That Help Without Harming People?

AI chatbots are revolutionizing mental health support, offering accessibility, affordability, and stigma reduction. However, recent incidents like the AI chatbot

Vaccine rates, MAHA snub by Senate, NIH fund

Stay updated on health and medicine news every weekday with STAT’s free newsletter Morning Rounds. Sign up here. Another eventful

Murder-suicide events more common than previously estimated

The incidence of murder-suicide in the United States is higher than previously estimated, according to new research from the Columbia