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In the future, personalized therapies may help treat a wide range of illnesses. In particular, cancer medicine has advanced significantly in the last several years.

Event provides students from Ireland and Spain to discuss a range of important global issues

A right-wing cabal, largely unaccountable, is waging war on the principles that made our public broadcaster great. It must not succeed

To start 2024 on a well-informed note, read on to learn about 20 trends agencies will want to keep an eye on (and get ahead of) this year.

Nadine Dorries has claimed that the UK was "badly served" by Rishi Sunak during his time as Chancellor.

A potential cover-up I unearthed in the weeds of Nadine Dorries’s book remains a mystery. It has damaged the BBC, the broadcast regulator, and the process of public appointments

Not all of the best scary animal movies feature shark or dinosaur attacks.

Videos of AI-generated doctors giving health and beauty tips on social media are becoming hugely popular, generating millions of clicks. How accurate are their claims? And how dangerous is AI in the medical field

Videos of AI-generated doctors giving health and beauty tips on social media are becoming hugely popular, generating millions of clicks. How accurate are their claims? And how dangerous is AI in the medical field?

What has been unfolding at the Ballona Wetlands represents a new model to fix a complicated homelessness problem that's mostly of L.A.'s own making.