The CEO of the Autism Society of America said his organization has “deep concerns” about NIH collecting personal health data.

Choosing an appropriate process-mining tool does not end with assessing the features for analytics; rather, a deeper dive is ...

Every week, we talk about Nigeria's development challenges, education, insecurity, poverty and youth unemployment. But beneath these headlines lies a quiet, growing crisis: millions of Nigerian youths ...

Slovak startup Upfan has entered the market with an ambitious goal: to transform the outdated ticketing system. Officially launched in 2024, the platform offers an innovative solution to long-standing ...

Introduction The field of mental well-being interventions includes numerous studies of smartphone app-based programs, but there is a research-to-retail gap where many studies pertain to apps that are ...

“As data collection practices become more sophisticated and risk-based industries like the insurance industry seek to manage their costs, it has become clear that more protections are necessary ...

There are no approved treatments for nonrelapsing secondary progressive multiple ... members at the trial sites and those involved in data collection and analyses; Rebecca Zhou and Svend Geertsen ...

Plus supportive infrastructure, good relationships, communication and collaboration (including between primary and secondary care). Many clinicians are concerned about stopping treatments safely; ...

Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) introduced legislation on Tuesday seeking to impose primary and secondary sanctions against Russia if it does not agree to long lasting ...

Now the possibility of a sale supervised by a bankruptcy court has data privacy experts worried. From a financial standpoint, 23andMe's collection of millions of genetic samples and reports is ...

“Where I could see this impacting is someone who came into the country before visa-related social media handle collection started, so they wouldn’t have provided it before and now they’re ...