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Grok now has image understanding capabilities, and to test and improve, Elon Musk wants you to feed it medical documents.

Elon Musk Recommends Feeding Your Medical Scans Into His Grok AI

By Frank Landymore

Science Corporation says its retinal implant restored central vision in patients who were legally blind in a clinical trial.

Neuralink Competitor Restores Vision in Blind Patients With Eye Implant

By Frank Landymore

An initial toxicology report has revealed that former One Direction singer Liam Payne had taken "pink cocaine" before falling to his death.

One Direction’s Liam Payne Was Taking “Pink Cocaine” Before Death

By Victor Tangermann

An outbreak of E. coli has been linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers, which has left at least one dead and ten hospitalized.

One Dead and Dozens Sick as McDonald’s Burgers Spread Deadly Disease

By Frank Landymore

New research shows that in post-Roe America, more babies are dying within their first year of life, largely because of fatal abnormalities.

Hundreds More Babies Are Dying Since Banning Abortion

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Hundreds of varieties of frozen waffles in the US and Canada are being recalled due to a potential listeria outbreak.

America’s Food System Is Officially So Disgusting That Frozen Waffles Are Infected With Listeria

By Frank Landymore

An organ donor, who was declared dead, suddenly started thrashing and crying. The doctors allege they were told to proceed anyway.

Doctors Realize at Last Moment They Were Harvesting Organs From Living Patient

By Frank Landymore

Scientists in Japan successfully used human stem cells to patch a hole in a monkey's retina, restoring the primate's vision.

Scientists Use Human Stem Cells to Restore a Monkey’s Vision

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

To lose weight, one woman decided to eat nothing but canned sardines for three months — and apparently, it's working out great for her.

Woman With Stomach of Steel Eats Nothing But Cans of Sardines and Somehow Survived to Tell the Tale

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists found more than 600 distinct viruses after swabbing toothbrushes and shower heads — but apparently, they're the good kind.

Scientists Took Swabs of Toothbrushes and Were Shocked by the Hundreds of Viruses They Found

By Noor Al-Sibai

In the UK, a disguised doctor injected his mom's boyfriend with poison to prevent the older man from inheriting property.

Scheming Doctor Wears Disguise During Fake COVID Shot Murder Plot

By Noor Al-Sibai

The city council approved last week a contraceptive pilot program that will try to curb the New York City rat population.

New York City Rats Could Soon Have Better Access to Birth Control Than Women in Some Parts of the Country

By Sharon Adarlo

Thousands of doctors are sending AI-generated messages to patients, despite the possibility of the AI introducing dangerous errors.

Medical AI Caught Telling Dangerous Lie About Patient’s Medical Record

By Victor Tangermann

Local law enforcement is accusing Yakima County coroner Jim Curtice of snorting cocaine he stole from dead bodies.

County Coroner Accused of Doing Drugs He Stole From Dead Bodies

By Victor Tangermann

Jay Varma, who led New York's COVID response during the height of the pandemic, bragged about breaking his own rules on video.

NYC’s Top COVID Official Threw Sex Parties During Height of Pandemic While Telling Everyone Else to Socially Distance

By Frank Landymore

Scientists are watching in disbelief as drug overdose deaths in the US are suddenly starting to drop off a cliff.

Experts Puzzled as Drug Overdose Deaths Suddenly Start Dropping

By Victor Tangermann

Biological robots such as xenobots and anthrobots perform new functions that their cells originally never exhibited.

Organisms Created in Laboratory Are “Third State” Beyond Life and Death, Scientists Say

By Frank Landymore

The technique involves using a common food dye used in Doritos chips, which can be applied to mice skin to turn it transparent.

Scientists Use Wild Trick to Create Transparent Mice Where You Can See Their Internal Organs, Like a Clear 90s Nintendo

By Frank Landymore

A series of new studies showed that taking Ozempic reduced death rates from all causes, which may be a sign that it combats aging.

Ozempic Actually Delays Aging, Scientist Claims

By Frank Landymore

USDA inspectors found mold, insects, and "meat buildup" in the Boar's Head facility in Virginia, which was linked to a listeria outbreak.

The Conditions Were Repulsive at the Boar’s Head Factory Linked to Multiple Deaths

By Frank Landymore

Researchers made a surprising discovery while analyzing over 300-year-old, preserved brains found in a burial site in Milan: cocaine.

Scientists Open Up 17th Century Cadavers, Discover Good Old Fashioned COCAINE

By Victor Tangermann

Five people have been charged in the death of Matthew Perry. A doctor that enabled his ketamine addiction called him a "moron."

A Doctor Called Matthew Perry a “Moron” While Prescribing Him Ketamine

By Frank Landymore

Researchers have found that a shocking amount of microplastics are ending up in our brains, "pretty alarming" results.

A Shocking Percentage of Our Brains Are Made of Microplastics, Scientists Find

By Victor Tangermann

New research found that ChatGPT was only able to correctly diagnose less than half the medical cases it was asked to look at.

ChatGPT Is Absolutely Atrocious At Being a Doctor

By Frank Landymore

Researchers are claiming that their new AI algorithm can detect with near-perfect accuracy what ails you — all by looking at your tongue.

New AI Can Accurately Detect Health Conditions By Just Looking At Your Tongue

By Noor Al-Sibai

For the second time in just over two years, the WHO has declared an outbreak of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, a global emergency.

The World Health Organization Just Declared a New Global Emergency

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists have developed smart insulin that can respond to changing blood sugar levels in real-time, a "holy grail" for diabetes treatment.

Scientists Develop “Smart” Insulin That Can Respond to Blood Sugar Level Changes in Real Time

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists at Northwestern University say they've invented a goo — yes, a goo — that might open the door to regenerating human knee cartilage.

Scientists Say They’ve Figured Out How to Regenerate Knee Cartilage

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

American women getting abortions actually increased in the first quarter of this year, compared to previous periods.

Banning Abortion Completely Backfired, Data Shows

By Sharon Adarlo

The safety of the Seine River continues to be called into question after a practice session for marathon swimmers on Tuesday was canceled.

Olympics Cancels Practice Session in River Seine After Swimmers Fall Ill

By Frank Landymore

Belgium's Olympic team announced it had forfeited a competition after one of its athletes became sick after swimming in the Seine River.

Olympic Athlete Hospitalized After Swimming in Seine River

By Victor Tangermann

The Food and Drug and Administration warned about the dangers of self-administering injections using compounded forms of Ozempic.

FDA Says People Are Taking 20 Times the Proper Dose of Ozempic and Overdosing

By Frank Landymore

Surfing star Kai McKenzie lost his leg after encountering a ten-foot great white shark. The limb later washed ashore and has been put on ice.

Leg Washes Ashore After Shark Attack, Surgeons Hope to Reattach

By Victor Tangermann

Lawyers are already creating so-called "revival trusts" for cryogenically frozen rich people — even though resurrection is not yet possible.

Rich People Who Get Cryogenically Frozen Are Hoarding Their Money for When They Get Thawed Out

By Noor Al-Sibai

Death Valley has claimed another victim after record soaring temperatures killed a motorcyclist this past weekend.

Temperature Gets So Hot That Motorcyclist Dies Mid-Ride

By Sharon Adarlo

A new procedure called normothermic regional perfusion allows doctors to ensure that donor organs stay viable after the patient dies.

Doctors Restoring Bloodflow in Legally Dead Bodies to Retrieve Donor Organs

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists hooked up brain tissue to a neural interface, allowing it to pass on instructions to a humanoid robot body.

Scientists Create Robot Controlled by Blob of Human Brain Cells

By Victor Tangermann

Facebook users in America have been coming upon ads for an addictive drug that's banned in several countries.

Facebook Is Running Ads for an Addictive Drug That’s Banned in Numerous Countries

By Sharon Adarlo

In a bid to crackdown on pro-Palestinian protestors, lawmakers across the country, Republican and Democrat, want to criminalize masks.

Deranged Politicians Are Trying to Ban Wearing Masks

By Frank Landymore

Medical practitioners are finding that new obesity drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound are causing other chronic diseases to go away.

Doctors Surprised When Patients Who Start Semaglutide Are Frequently Cured of Other Conditions

By Victor Tangermann

A former employee at Elon Musk's startup Neuralink is suing the company, alleging she was scratched by a monkey with Herpes.

Fired Neuralink Employee Sues, Says She Was Attacked by Lab Monkey Carrying Herpes

By Victor Tangermann

Women are able to recover faster from spaceflight better than men, according to a new study, though it's not clear why.

Women’s Bodies Better Suited for the Horrors of Space, Study Finds

By Frank Landymore

People Who Eat This Brand of “Shroom” Chocolate Are Landing in the Hospital With Bizarre Symptoms

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists think they might have discovered the cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), which includes Crohn's Disease.

Scientists May Have Just Discovered the Cause of Crohn’s Disease

By Noor Al-Sibai

Louisiana has voted to pass a deeply unscientific bill that criminalizes abortion pills by classifying them as a schedule IV drug.

Louisiana House Passes Unbelievably Stupid Bill that Classifies Extremely Safe Abortion Pills as “Controlled Dangerous Substances”

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

If you search the words "how to edge" on Google, the words "in class" are recommended as the top autocomplete suggestion.

Google’s Top Autocomplete Suggestion for “How to Edge” Is Wild

By Noor Al-Sibai

In her new book, hotel heiress Paris Hilton revealed that she had an, er, peculiar way of handling having babies via surrogates.

Paris Hilton Wore a Prosthetic Pregnancy Belly While Actual Babies Were Being Grown by Surrogates

By Noor Al-Sibai

Raw milk enthusiasts are dead set on being infected by the H5N1 aviary flu virus by drinking contaminated and unpasteurized cow milk.

Raw Milk Enthusiasts Demand Milk Infected With H5N1

By Victor Tangermann

Roughly two months after becoming the first human to receive a gene-hacked pig kidney transplant, Richard "Rick" Slayman has passed away.

Patient Dies After Receiving Kidney From Gene-Hacked Pig

By Victor Tangermann

Panera Bread's Charged Lemonade drink, the highly caffeinated drink linked to at least two deaths, is being discontinued.

Panera Taking Caffeinated Lemonade Off Menu After Several Deaths

By Sharon Adarlo

The study found that, among teenage users, urinary lead levels were up to 30 percent higher for frequent vapers than occasional ones.

Teens Who Vape Show Higher Levels of Uranium and Lead, Scientists Find

By Frank Landymore

A common bacteria can easily manipulate the enzymes present in blood supplies to turn it into a universal donor type.

Scientists Intrigued by Bacteria That Turns Any Blood Into Universal Donor Type

By Victor Tangermann

In England, a woman was told repeatedly by healthcare providers that she was dead — even though she was, obviously, very much alive.

Woman Puzzled When Hospital Tells Her She’s Dead

By Noor Al-Sibai

A grisly new trend is emerging on TikTok, with self-proclaimed "veneer technicians" performing illegal dental surgery.

Dentists Horrified by People Carving Off Tooth Enamel at Home

By Victor Tangermann

Experts caution that there's limited evidence backing the benefits of these stem cell treatments, while pointing to plenty of risks.

Celebrities Quietly Paying Huge Amounts for Anti-Aging Stem Cell Therapy That May Cause Gruesome Side Effects

By Frank Landymore

At least three women were diagnosed with HIV after receiving a bloody "vampire facial" at an unlicensed New Mexico wellness spa.

Women Diagnosed With HIV After “Vampire Facial” Procedures Popularized by Kim Kardashian

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A Belgian man who worked at a brewery was arrested for drunk driving, but was acquitted because his body makes its own booze.

Man Cleared of Drunk Driving Charges After He Proves That His Body Manufactures Its Own Alcohol

By Noor Al-Sibai

On multiple occasions, Donald Trump has been seen dozing off in court — and there are a few theories about why it keeps happening.

Trump Can’t Seem to Stop Falling Asleep in Court

By Noor Al-Sibai

Earlier this week, Oregon governor Tina Kotek recriminalized hard drugs in the state, restoring criminal penalties, including jail time.

Oregon Forced to Recriminalize Drugs After Disastrous Decriminalization Experiment

By Victor Tangermann

The experimental cell therapy attempts to grow a second liver on lymph nodes using cells extracted from a donated organ.

Scientists Inject Patient With Slurry to Make Them Grow a New Liver

By Frank Landymore

Researchers found that producing drugs like Ozempic only costs anywhere from $0.89 to $4.73 for a monthly supply.

Ozempic Is Being Sold for Hundreds of Times What It Costs to Make

By Victor Tangermann

An elderly couple in the Netherlands decided to get euthanized together, a bittersweet end to a long-lasting relationship.

Couple Gets Assisted Suicide Together

By Victor Tangermann

Surgeons at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston have transplanted a kidney from a gene-hacked pig into a living man.

Patient Walking Around Hospital After Transplant of Gene-Hacked Pig Kidney

By Victor Tangermann

A study found that practitioners of intermittent fasting who fasted for at least 16 hours a day had a higher risk of dying from heart disease

Intermittent Fasting Linked to Vastly Increased Chance of Heart Attack and Stroke

By Frank Landymore