Seahorses and shark fins are illegally trafficked. An AI tool could help stop this crime
Shark fins on a plane, seahorses in your bag and sea cucumbers in the post –…
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Exposed: The High Street Crime Crisis | BBC News
Class A drugs, illegal cigarettes and vapes – just some of the items for sale on…
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First video of immune cells eating live skin cancer in real time
For the past 15 years or so, a class of drugs called immune checkpoint inhibitors have…
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How drug cartels are expanding their reach across West Africa | DW News
Nigeria’s biggest meth lab bust ever is raising new fears about the growing connection between international…
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The Republican party and psychedelics
Trump is famously straight edge. He doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, doesn’t do drugs. But he just…
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Why are our bodies never good enough?
It can feel impossible to be comfortable in your own skin when the internet is constantly…
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The new Wild West of AI kids’ toys
The main antagonist of Toy Story 5, in theaters this summer, is a green, frog-shaped kids’…
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LIVE: Hyderabad’s Top Cop Goes Undercover, Approached By 40 Men in 3 Hours
In a late-night undercover operation in Hyderabad, Commissioner of Police V Sumathi posed as a lone…
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Cipla, Sun Pharma & Dr Reddy’s Join the Weight Loss Race| Diabetes & Obesity Drugs Get Cheaper.
India just hit a massive turning point in the fight against obesity and diabetes. As of…
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More Singaporeans support death penalty for serious offences, including drug trafficking: Shanmugam
A survey in Singapore has revealed that more people support the death penalty for the most…
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What does the US Congress want with Australia’s eSafety commissioner?
Jordan, the committee’s chair, is a member of the House Freedom Caucus: a formal group of…
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Europe sees a rise of narcotics shipments from Latin America | DW News
The US military has killed dozens of people in recent airstrikes against alleged drug-smuggling boats in…
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Trump Announces Deal To Reduce Weight Loss Drug Prices
President Donald Trump unveiled a deal Thursday with drugmakers Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to expand…
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Police operation in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro favelas leaves at least 60 people dead
Police in Brazil have killed 60 criminal suspects and arrested at least 80 during a major…
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Should drug companies be allowed to run ‘awareness’ ads for conditions their drugs treat? We asked 5 experts
For instance, we’re currently seeing ads raising awareness about weight loss that don’t mention the names…
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US says its forces struck a vessel linked to Colombia’s leftist rebel group, ELN | DW News
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says US forces have attacked a vessel linked to Colombia’s leftist…
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What is leucovorin, the drug the Trump administration says can treat autism?
While promising, none of these trials are at the level to change medical practice. We’d need…
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America-Venezuela War? Trump Blows Up Alleged Drug Boat | Vantage with Palki Sharma | N18G
The US military blew up a second Venezuelan boat, which Donald Trump claims was smuggling drugs…
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3D printed mini-placentas offer a new way to study pregnancy complications
Since then, scientists have grown organoids from a wide range of human organs by taking stem…
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AI systems are great at tests. But how do they perform in real life?
Earlier this month, when OpenAI released its latest flagship artificial intelligence (AI) system, GPT-5, the company…
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The pharma market gears up for weight-loss wonder drugs | DW News
Eli Lilly says trials of a new daily obesity pill have shown it can help patients…
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After using ChatGPT, man swaps his salt for sodium bromide—and suffers psychosis
After seeking advice on health topics from ChatGPT, a 60-year-old man who had a “history of…
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Five children see HIV viral loads vanish after taking antiretroviral drugs
For years, Philip Goulder has been obsessed with a particularly captivating idea: In the hunt for…
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A rare, direct warning from Japan signals a shift in the fight against child sex tourism in Asia
Japan’s embassy in Laos and its Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a rare and unusually…
