Health Technologies

A recent study shows artificial intelligence was as successful as doctors at diagnosing cancer — and was much faster, too.

Antibiotic-resistant diseases are being tackled head-on by U.S. government agencies with fast-track funding of bold ideas.

A U.S.-backed program is helping to get malaria medicine delivered in Niger by making sure maps accurately show the location of health facilities.

U.S. regulators have approved a California company’s new therapy for treating sickle cell disease, a painful and life-threatening inherited blood disorder.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visits Iowa March 3-4 to highlight American farm products. Read about the exacting standards of the U.S. inspection system.

U.S. researchers are testing two new Ebola vaccines in a clinical trial, hoping to offer long-lasting immunity against deadly strains of the Ebola virus.

In a single shot, a universal vaccine could protect patients for their lifetime from multiple existing or future strains of influenza virus.

Millions of people around the world lack adequate access to essential medical products. Companies in the U.S. and other places are working to change that.

An international team of scientists may have found a way to turn modified rice seeds into a weapon against HIV/AIDS.