Public Health

Replacing a controversial task force, Canada's new NACPHS aims to modernize health guidelines with a focus on equity, patient input, and scientific agility.

A new partnership between VergeSense and Logitech promises to transform empty desks and ghosted meetings into a data-rich roadmap for the future of work.

Cymbiotika just named co-founder Durana Elmi its creative and experiential chief. It’s more than a title—it’s a blueprint for the future of wellness.

Illinois' Teachers' Retirement System is replacing its aging tech. The move promises efficiency, but it's also a high-stakes test for public sector innovation.

Federal cuts are pushing 450,000 New Yorkers off the Essential Plan. Here’s what you need to know to avoid a coverage gap and find a new plan now.

One in six people globally faces infertility, yet a pervasive stigma silences their struggle. A worldwide movement is now uniting millions to demand change.

Canada's new Digital Safety Act could ban social media for kids under 16 and create a new regulator. What does this mean for Big Tech's bottom line?

A new study by SciBase and Castle Biosciences is testing technology to predict atopic dermatitis flares, promising a shift from reactive care to patient control.

A global health giant is now targeting the world's financial system, arguing that crippling debt is a deadlier crisis than any disease. Is their plan a revolution or a fantasy?

As storms intensify, a new threat emerges: sophisticated fraud networks. Discover the hidden systems fueling post-disaster scams and the digital dragnet fighting back.

Millions of Americans face an impossible choice between their pet and a place to live. A new coalition is uniting mayors and industry to fix a broken system.

Ottawa unveils the Safe Social Media Act, proposing an under-16 ban and a new regulator. Will this bold move save kids or stifle innovation?

A new survey reveals a major disconnect between American values on volunteerism and corporate action, posing a hidden risk to talent retention and ESG ratings.

A new grand jury report exposes a perfect storm in SF jails: surging inmates with severe health needs, crumbling buildings, and burned-out staff.

A new report signals a seismic shift in IT. As AI handles the code, uniquely human abilities like critical thinking are becoming the most valuable skills.

As America nears its semiquincentennial, St. Augustine leverages a state-backed campaign to spotlight its deep, complex history and drive heritage tourism.

A new financing deal for Gridi Development reveals the hidden engine of the energy transition: specialized capital designed to break the grid's biggest bottleneck.

A new survey reveals a massive consumer shift from processed proteins to whole foods, challenging the food-tech narrative and forcing a re-evaluation of innovation.

Maryland's SANS Academy pivots to AI and industrial security, tackling a critical skills gap that now links directly to 27% of all cyber breaches.

A new FDA-cleared laser offers a drug-free option for millions with tennis elbow. But does the science justify the cost and will patients have access?