Cornell researchers create faster imaging method to track cell metabolism
Cornell University scientists have developed a new technique for real-time observation of cell metabolism that was published on September 4.
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Major US publishers quietly adopt AI tools despite public anti-AI stance
Three of the largest American book publishers are secretly using artificial intelligence for internal tasks while publicly opposing its use in authorship.
Oasis documentary arrives on Disney+ and Hulu this Friday
The Oasis documentary Don't Look Back in Anger premieres on streaming services on Friday, October 9.
Martin Freeman to voice Gromit in new autobiography audiobook
Nick Park has announced that Martin Freeman will narrate the audiobook edition of Gromit's autobiography releasing on October 22.
Black Bear acquires North American rights to Honeymoon Funeral rom-com
Black Bear has acquired domestic rights to the romantic comedy Honeymoon / Funeral starring Rebecca Ferguson and Greta Lee after it was shopped at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Shai Hope century helps West Indies level T20 series against India
West Indies beat India by six wickets on Friday in Ranchi to level their five-match T20 series at 1-1.
Pharma payments to doctors increase inappropriate prescribing and prescription volume
A Cochrane review of dozens of studies finds that gifts from drugmakers boost inappropriate prescribing and the number of prescriptions written.
NHS staff leaving for private ADHD and autism diagnostic clinics
The NHS faces a departure of specialist workers to private firms while regulators prepare to inspect unregulated diagnostic services.
Judith Lucy shares her cancer diagnosis experience in Australia
Judith Lucy describes the shock of receiving a cancer diagnosis and the subsequent medical journey she faces in Australia.
Brazil study links cyberbullying to physical school violence among adolescents
Researchers at the Federal University of São Paulo in Brazil found that cyberbullying is almost always an extension of existing physical and verbal aggression in schools.