February 10, 2026

Electronic Lab Notebooks Are Failing Scientists and Inflating R&D Costs

New survey finds outdated lab software is driving experiment duplication, workflow bottlenecks, and risky shadow AI use

The Medicine Maker

February 09, 2026

How Language Shapes Care 

ACP examines ethical implications of calling all physicians “providers”

Conexiant

February 09, 2026

Budget Cuts Put Vision Health Progress at Risk, Warns Prevent Blindness

Prevent Blindness responds to Congress’s decision to reduce funding for the CDC’s Vision Health Initiative

The Ophthalmologist

February 06, 2026

When Other People’s Cells Become Our Own

Researchers outline diagnostic hurdles in studying microchimerism and its potential links to health and disease

The Pathologist

February 05, 2026

Out of the Basement and Into the Light 

Three Power Listers discuss practical ways to help funders, journals, and fellow scientists understand – and invest in – analytical science

The Analytical Scientist

February 05, 2026

Five Ways AI Will Reshape Life Sciences in 2026

Why people, process, and purpose matter most

The Medicine Maker

February 04, 2026

Who Decides When a Doctor Steps Back?

Cognitive decline, credentialing, and why “I’ll know” often isn’t enough.

KFF Health News

February 04, 2026

Quality Without Complexity: Interviewing Dipesh Patel

“Giving people enough space and a safe environment to do their job and innovate is fulfilling for them, and they will then, inevitably, develop solutions to the most pressing needs.”

The Medicine Maker

February 03, 2026

Doctors, Industry, and the Uneasy Art of Collaboration: Is It Worth It?

Doctors and industry need each other more than ever, yet collaboration can still feel clumsy and transactional

The Ophthalmologist