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Nanomaterials Hold Big Promise for PAD Patients

Nanomaterials Hold Big Promise for PAD Patients

Big things are happening in Texas in the field of nanomedicine. Backed by a four-year $2.1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Bioengineering Department at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) is out to improve treatment for...
AI and Gender Bias: Implications for Women’s Health

AI and Gender Bias: Implications for Women’s Health

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used every day to analyze data that support decision making. One might assume that the data and programming that teach the machine to learn are completely objective. But what if the data sets, the input, or the instructions are biased?...
Antiviral Accessories—Science or Scam?

Antiviral Accessories—Science or Scam?

By Alyssa Capel From ancient times when copper vessels were used to purify water to the nineteenth century when doctors realized the importance of sanitizing their hands, we’ve been looking for ways to keep ourselves safe from diseases—even ones we don’t yet...