UC San Diego School of Medicine is developing an AI to predict opioid addiction risk, funded by Wellcome Leap's "Untangling and Addiction" program, using EHR and genomic data to prevent addiction.

An employee's click on a malicious file led to a cyberattack on Ascension, affecting healthcare services and leading to concerns over patient data security. No patient records were confirmed stolen, and credit monitoring is being offered.

MIT researchers have developed the T-REX method, a new technique for storing DNA in a heat-resistant polymer, potentially revolutionizing data preservation.

Michigan State University researchers have shown that honeybees can be trained to detect lung cancer from breath samples, potentially offering a new, noninvasive screening method.

A Harvard study by Kristin Javaras finds binge eating may be more chronic and widespread, lasting beyond five years for many, with effective treatments available.

Portland Sunday Parkways event returns on Father’s Day with cycling, walking, and community activities across Northeast Cully's parks, featuring live music, food, and an Adaptive Bike Clinic.

MIT engineers have created a computer vision technique that speeds up the characterization of electronic materials, such as those used in solar cells and LEDs, by 85 times, enabling faster and nearly as accurate assessment as expert analysis.

KUB's ConnectED program offers free fiber internet to low-income student households in Knoxville, backed by city and county funds. Eligibility is based on school enrollment and income.

Severe thunderstorms in San Antonio, Texas, caused power outages affecting around 10,000 CPS Energy customers on a single morning. Restoration efforts have reduced the number without electricity.

MIT researchers engineered a water-soluble variant of the enzyme histidine kinase, a crucial step in creating new antibiotics to combat antibiotic-resistant infections.

MIT students developed strategies for the university's decarbonization by 2050, presenting their findings to MIT's Climate Nucleus, which may have wide global implications.

Dr. Mark Schneiderhan demystifies mental health medications, stressing their safety and non-addictive nature when used as prescribed, and the importance of sustained treatment.

The Firehouse Summer Science Series begins today in the Bay Area, offering children a fun and interactive learning experience about science for free, with support from CoServ and the community.