Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested.
I usually cringe whenever Stephen Hawking’s name comes up in a conversation about AI. If the world was divided into critics and believers, Hawking would certainly fall into the AI critic column, but slotting him there ignores a great deal of nuance to his position on artificial intelligence. With his death earlier this week, I […]
A federal rule says if there’s an approved drug on the market in Canada, then other unapproved forms of the drug are no longer accessible, even if the new drug costs much more.
For health care watchers it was a roller-coaster week. On Tuesday it looked like Canada was poised to finally get a pharmacare program for prescription drugs.
(Welcome to The Unpopular Opinion, a series where a writer goes to the defense of a much-maligned film or sets their sights on a movie seemingly beloved by all. In this edition: not only is James Wan’s Death Sentence a good movie, but it’s also the only Death Wish remake we need.) There’s a new Death Wish movie […]
For some mysterious reason, treatment effect can get smaller after a first clinical trial.
That deep vein thrombosis risk you’ve heard about on long flights? It can also happen after binge watching TV, researchers say.
You’re probably reaching for them when you have a headache or when that old knee injury flares up. But over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen and acetaminophen may be affecting your thoughts and emotions, too.
Dan, 40, and Louise, 49, are usually seen getting on swimmingly as they present BBC Breakfast, but today the two found themselves arguing. The pair were reporting the news that pub chain Wetherspoons had to stop selling all rump, sirloin and gammon steaks yesterday after a product recall. The story sparked a massive debate between […]
Enlarge (credit: Derek Bacon / Getty Images) Welcome to 2018! We’re less than a week into the New Year, and we’ve already got a number of new dumpster fires fully ablaze. Apple’s BatteryGate PR disaster is now burning as hot as a Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Microsoft’s Kinect died, and nobody knew it—no wonder I […]
The topics that most resonated with WIRED readers this year included privacy, social media, surveillance, and hacking. https://media.wired.com/photos/59e67224a00183307dad41f7/master/pass/equifax_death-01.png Feed: All Latest
