Personal, Political, Physiological

Radcliffe's “Who Decides? Gender, Medicine, and the Public's Health” conference explored intersections of the social and biological realms, ranging from gendered definitions of illness and inequities in research funding to political debates over access to care. More

Wearing Technology

Sensory wristbands prove helpful in monitoring medical conditions

Rosalind Picard describes how wrist sensors could help to shed light in coming years on studies of sleep, epilepsy, and even depression. More