Sci-Tech – TimesLIVE
Alphabet’s Google on Friday said it has changed its spam policy in Europe to address EU concerns that could have resulted in an antitrust fine
Recall related to only four batches of 10mg Enalapril tablets supplied by Arya Pharma
Nuclear safety assured with no risk to staff, public or environment, says Eskom
A gap in oversight leaves AI handling sensitive data without national safeguards, writes Bruce von Maltitz
Wall Street analysts have said J&J’s drug, Icotyde, has 'blockbuster potential' as a safe and effective oral medication
AstraZeneca said on Thursday its asthma drug, Tezspire, developed with Amgen, met its main and secondary goals in a late-stage trial for treating eosinophilic oesophagitis, a chronic inflammatory disorder of the oesophagus
New research shows “67” was the most-searched slang term in South Africa this year, racking up an average of 131,600 searches a month
Active outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases are occurring across the country
US states secure strict new limits on teen use of social media platforms
South Africa’s health system fails to recognise and treat a condition that is often mistaken for a normal period until it becomes a life-threatening emergency, say researchers
The attack, which was detected on August 24, is the latest in a series of cyberattacks to hit the healthcare sector
Employees revolt after Meta planned to replace many of them with AI
Researchers now have a new way of studying the movements of barn swallows.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Monday glorifying dangerous driving on social media is “truly reprehensible”, as his government urged tech companies to remove videos after a car crash over the weekend that killed seven people
Meta acknowledges reported posts, many of them written in Shona or Ndebele apparently to evade detection, but refuses to take them down