Meet the two cofounders who went on a 10-month-long trip before starting their $350 million business—they say you should too
They trekked through China, Colombia, and the Philippines—and it made their bond stronger.
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Meet the doctor-whisperer helping OpenAI navigate AI's medical minefield
OpenAI enlisted over 260 global physicians to improve ChatGPT's health advice amidst legal challenges and a high-stakes healthcare push.
Business Insider - AI4 min readEverything we know about the suspected plague case in Russia so far
Fears of a pneumonic plague outbreak follow an Irkutsk lab employee's death last week. But the World Health Organization (WHO) says the risk is low.
Business Insider - AI6 min readHe manages one of the most successful soccer clubs in the world and is the elite leader every CEO wants to talk to. So why has Mikel Arteta decided to go public on having his own DNA mapped?
The Arsenal boss explains why prioritizing your health is the foundation of good leadership and whether the skills that drive success in the sporting arena can translate to the corporate world.
Fortune AI9 min readCDC: Monitoring Russian plague risk, "prepared" for any threat
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it is monitoring reports of a suspected pneumonic plague case in Russia and says it is prepared for any threat that emerges.Why it matters: Pneumonic plague is the most dangerous form of plague and is almost always fatal unless if left…
Axios AI+3 min readA Deadly Mold That Attacks the Brain Is on the Rise, and Scientists Aren’t Sure Why
Unlike most other fungal infections, Cladophialophora bantiana seems to prefer going after the brain.
Gizmodo — AI5 min readZambia to sign revised U.S. health deal without patient data and specimen-sharing clauses
The U.S. has signed new bilateral health agreements with around two dozen African nations since last year, but some have pushed back on requirements to provide patient data.
Fortune AI4 min readNew York Declares Disaster Emergency as US Measles Cases Hit a 35-Year High
"No one should get seriously ill or die from a vaccine-preventable disease," Governor Kathy Hochul stated Monday.
Gizmodo — AI4 min readMaking global public health more proactive with Google Earth AI
Google is helping health leaders overcome reporting lags, forecast disease outbreaks, and deliver care to vulnerable communities.
Google AI Blog6 min readI've always taught my children to respect their elders. I also needed to teach them to speak up for themselves.
I used to think being respectful meant staying quiet. Now I'm teaching my kids that kindness and healthy boundaries can go together.
Business Insider - AI4 min readŌURA Expands Health Radar and GLP-1 Insights to Over 30 Global Markets
Today, Oura announced that our suite of proactive and contextual health features, including Health Radar and GLP-1 Insights, will be available in over 30 new markets.
Oura Blog5 min readOne phrase I learned while living in Japan for a year has helped me become a more flexible, laid-back person
During my time living in Japan, I learned a useful phrase/concept: "shōganai." It's helped me stress less and be more laid-back when things go wrong.
Business Insider - AI4 min readMy husband used ChatGPT to become a better husband. I hate to admit it, but it helped.
I was skeptical when my husband used ChatGPT for relationship advice. Its response helped both of us look differently at our conflicts.
Business Insider - AI4 min readHelping my cousins through caregiving is giving me a new perspective. I'm finally giving myself credit for caring for my mom.
I was my mom's caregiver for 10 years but didn't acknowledge what it took. Now, helping cousins through the same thing, I'm giving myself credit.
Business Insider - AI4 min readMissing details keep U.S. plague response on hold
Two big unknowns stand in the way of determining how serious the plague threat in Russia is and whether travel advisories, restrictions at U.S. ports of entry or other precautions are warranted.
Axios AI+4 min readLongevity guru Bryan Johnson: "People really want me to die"
LOS ANGELES — Bryan Johnson, the face of the longevity movement who believes he may never die, announced recently that he had an incurable autoimmune disease — and his critics cheered, he told "The Axios Show" in an exclusive interview Monday."I mean, I think people really want me to die.
Axios AI+3 min readThe Singapore government has entered the dating chat
Singapore is testing a government-backed matchmaking service for public officers aged 21 to 35.
Business Insider - AI5 min readThis startup is issuing AI-generated acne prescriptions
People in Utah can now use AI to get a prescription for acne treatment. On Monday, healthcare startup Nolla Health announced that users in the state can scan their faces using its app, allowing its AI system to analyze acne severity and autonomously write a prescription, as reported earlier by…
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