When AI Looks at Skin, Does It See Everyone?
Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, but questions remain about whether these technologies work equally for everyone. As AI becomes more common in dermatology, researchers discover limited representation in medical datasets causing racial gaps in diagnosis accuracy. This article explores how biased data affects healthcare AI and why increased diversity in the field is essential.
Nanobots with the future of medicine simplified
Once restricted to science fiction, nanotechnology could possibly let doctors detect, treat and prevent disease at the molecular level, improving patient outcomes while cutting healthcare cost
Bridging Generations through Golden Connections Club at Orange Crescent School
Through Golden Connections, students at Orange Crescent School are building relationships with older adults, creating space for conversations that bridge generations and perspectives.
Opinion: The fouls nobody gets a red card For
Mónica Sáenz Hernández, a 40-year-old woman from Puebla, Mexico, was killed at the hands of her husband on July 5, 2026. While her family remembers that date as the day they lost a daughter and loved one, millions of soccer fans remember it as the day Mexico’s national team fell to England in the 2026 World Cup.
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The Family Album brings Asian American stories to the stage
The new musical explores family, identity and the Asian American experience through the story of a rising artist finding her voice.
Opinion: Who gets to be American?—Then, now, and still the same
The idea of who counts as American has not changed as much as we like to believe. From the Chinese Exclusion act to modern immigration bans, Americaness has been defined by those in power.
Period — new chapter, the evolution of American menstrual education
There has been significant progress made within American society to destigmatize menstrual health and menstruation education, but what challenges still remain? Through presenting research, expert interviews, and survey data, this article dives into how menstrual education has evolved over time and the areas still needing improvement.
Review: The bacon macaroni and cheese at Panera Bread
I highly recommend you try the bacon mac n’ cheese at Panera Bread at least once in your life. The contrast of flavors due to its mix of soft macaroni pieces with juicy bacon bits is so good that it is entirely worth brushing away any doubts about it to try it at least once.
Opinion: Disney Magic Comes to Life in ‘Beauty and the Beast’
Disney’s classic tale comes to the stage as the national tour makes its stop at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre through Sept. 6