view article - AI’s Least Glamorous Job 10.16.2026 view article - AI’s Least Glamorous Job Disease Infectious Disease AI’s Least Glamorous Job Using AI to search documents for information gaps could leave investigators more time to detect disease, contact clinics, and explain risks. Guest Author Brandon Huynh
view article - Medical Professionals: Not Your Average Influencers 09.22.2026 view article - Medical Professionals: Not Your Average Influencers Health Equity Medical Professionals: Not Your Average Influencers In a recent study, only 20% of the information shared by medical influencers online was supported by strong scientific evidence. Fellow Farah Nimeri
view article - When Communities Drive Discovery: How AI Can Democratize Health Research 09.02.2026 view article - When Communities Drive Discovery: How AI Can Democratize Health Research Health Equity Policy When Communities Drive Discovery: How AI Can Democratize Health Research Community-led research can face barriers to change. Using AI tools thoughtfully can help translate lived experiences into meaningful action. Guest Authors Ankita Kaulberg, Eduardo De la Vega-Taboada, Abby C. King
view article - Vitals from Home: The Potential of Remote Patient Monitoring 05.06.2026 view article - Vitals from Home: The Potential of Remote Patient Monitoring Health Equity Vitals from Home: The Potential of Remote Patient Monitoring Remote patient monitoring devices allow for more convenient, cost-effective care, benefiting both patients and providers. Fellow Farah Nimeri
view article - Down the Misinformation Rabbit Hole 05.01.2026 view article - Down the Misinformation Rabbit Hole Health Equity Aging Populations Down the Misinformation Rabbit Hole Older adults are more likely to be exposed to health misinformation online, often following one misleading claim after another. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - Boredom? Think Motivation 04.28.2026 view article - Boredom? Think Motivation Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Boredom? Think Motivation Boredom does not always have to be a negative emotion. Recent research shows that it can be a key motivator for seeking new challenges. Fellow Farah Nimeri
view article - AI-Generated Depression 04.24.2026 view article - AI-Generated Depression Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health AI-Generated Depression People who use generative AI at least once a day for personal tasks report greater depressive symptoms than those who use AI less often. Fellow Rylie Lillibridge
view article - When AI Translations Fall Short 04.14.2026 view article - When AI Translations Fall Short Health Equity When AI Translations Fall Short AI translation tools work well for common U.S. languages like Spanish, but are outperformed by human interpreters for less common languages. Fellow Farah Nimeri
view article - Familiar Faces, Risky Choices: Parasocial Relationships and Health 04.03.2026 view article - Familiar Faces, Risky Choices: Parasocial Relationships and Health Mental & Behavioral Health Mental Health Familiar Faces, Risky Choices: Parasocial Relationships and Health Through perceived familiarity and authority, today’s digital influencers may play a powerful role in shaping everyday health decisions. Fellow Bernadette Carter-Salmond