MIT scientists developed a new hydrogel coating that may prevent scarring around medical implants like pacemakers, potentially increasing the devices' longevity.

Tennessee's new Smart Heart Act mandates that all high schools have AEDs and staff trained in CPR to improve student and athlete safety, spurred by recent cardiac incidents in sports.

The study by the University of Minnesota reveals significant partisan differences in perceptions of COVID-19 impacts, with Democrats and Republicans diverging on racial and income disparities and the authority of health agencies.

San Antonio researchers have received funding to develop an AI program aimed at improving trauma response times, with potential life-saving implications in conditions like strokes and cardiac disease.

The article discusses upcoming legislation led by Representatives Rodgers and Bilirakis to address online privacy, children's safety on the internet, and A.M. radio preservation.

Boston Metal, an MIT spinoff, is implementing molten oxide electrolysis to produce steel with electricity instead of coal, reducing the industry's carbon footprint.

Research on Earth-originating RNA and protein enzymes reveals their notable functions in perchlorate brines, a Mars-like condition, potentially guiding the search for Martian life.

A study found that counting steps is as beneficial for heart health and longevity as tracking exercise duration, with both methods reducing heart disease and early death risks.

Authorities in Oregon and Washington are investigating oiled birds and tar balls on beaches, with several agencies involved in determining the source of the pollution.

MIT's CSAIL developed a GelPalm, enhancing robotic touch to mirror human interaction, offering potential benefits for prosthetics and human-robot collaboration.

Macomb County employs drones and AI for efficient and cost-effective sewer inspections, a pioneering move in Michigan's infrastructure maintenance, as reported by Candice Miller.

Researchers from The University of Texas at Austin are developing Ambient Diffusion, a method to train AI on corrupted images to prevent replication of copyrighted material.

MIT senior Janabel Xia combines environmental tech with dance, and works on a traffic system for autonomous vehicles while promoting secure voting methods and engaging in community service.