In her latest book, Open Socrates: The Case for a Philosophical Life, Callard explores why inquiry—not certainty—is at the heart of philosophy. Her work is both deeply personal and inherently Socratic ...

Opinions expressed are those of the author. In an era where healthcare is becoming increasingly transactional and impersonal, I see concierge medicine emerging as a solution to this broken system.

A simple mantra has helped Jeanne Socrates endure tough times alone at sea. "It can't last forever. If I can get through this time, I'll be fine," the 82-year-old said of the positive mindset she ...

Will-Power, a subsidiary of a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based natural gas company, has proposed building a gas-fired power plant called Socrates North in New Albany. The proposed plant would be located near ...

One day, a man named Chaerephon asked the Oracle if anyone was wiser than the philosopher Socrates. Pythia replied that none was wiser. This oracular statement got back to Socrates, who ...

It may be disturbing to characterize human bodies in such commodifying terms, but the unavoidable reality is that human biological materials are an essential commodity in medicine, and persistent ...

The nuclear medicine market is rapidly growing, driven by rising cases of cancer and heart disease, along with advancements in SPECT and PET imaging. Valued at $12.2B in 2024, it's expected to reach ...

The Master of Science in Molecular Medicine (MMED) program provides training in the academic, research and entrepreneurial aspects of the biomedical sciences with an emphasis on translational research ...

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is recovering in hospital from pneumonia and will miss two more games, the club has announced. It comes after the 47-year-old missed the team's 4-1 win against ...

If you see this, it's a good indicator that your character is getting sick and you'll need to get ahold of some medicine to heal them. Being sick can result in your Zoi feeling negative emotions ...

"Gestational diabetes is a big deal," said Fields, an associate professor of pediatrics in the OU College of Medicine. "It's bad for the mother because, while it goes away after giving birth ...