Nipah virus and SA’s new air quality regulations
Most South Africans have never heard of Nipah virus, which...
Read More
Digital twins in maternal and child health
Maternal and child health (MCH) outcomes are good indicators of...
Read More
The limits of “human in the loop”
Large language models (LLMs) are now routinely used to write...
Read More
Conspiracy, misinformation and the three Cs
Editorials urge clinicians and researchers to speak out against misinformation....
Read More
World models and word models: layers of the AI cake
Development of artificial intelligence (AI) is moving along two distinct...
Read More
Constitutions don’t pump water: why healthcare needs a water strategy
Lessons from the global leader in water management South Africa’s...
Read More
Plausibility is not proof: what two studies reveal about trust in clinical research
Intraoperative EEG-guided depth of anaesthesia monitoring may reduce postoperative complications...
Read More
AI, improvement, and what it means to know
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a set of technologies that will...
Read More
The paradox of precision medicine: does disease disappear?
Diagnosis is an act of naming: the point at which...
Read More
Alchemy, chemistry, and the mystery of “Albert”
Albert Invent is a new software platform for chemists and...
Read More
WhatsApp is part of healthcare: how can it be used safely and reliably?
It’s common for private doctors in Mexico City, and across...
Read More
Prioritising women’s health
Burden and prevalence, life-course impact, research and investment priorities Many...
Read More