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• Global Agreement Announced at G7 One Health Summit to Accelerate Access to Diagnostics and Responses to Rising Health Threats

  A coalition of more than 20 international partners announced the Global One Health Diagnostics Access Compact (GO-Dx) during the G7 One Health Summit in Lyon, France. This new initiative serves as a catalyst for international leaders across different sectors to advance progress toward expanding diagnostics access, enabling early detection and better surveillance, and improving response against existing and emerging threats across human, animal, and environmental health. By aligning efforts, this group aims to strengthen global preparedness through science based One Health solutions.

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• Equity, Accuracy, and Stewardship: Rethinking Vaginitis Diagnosis for Women Everywhere

  Vaginitis remains a leading cause of gynecologic-related primary care visits in the United States, yet the approach to diagnosis and treatment continues to present significant challenges for clinicians and public health professionals. Recent studies underscore persistent gaps in diagnostic testing and highlight the consequences for antimicrobial stewardship and patient outcomes.

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• Predicting Sepsis-Related Shock Earlier: How AI Could Transform Critical Care

  In the ICU, minutes count — particularly for patients with sepsis, where a sudden drop in blood pressure can signal a dangerous turn. If care teams can see that change coming, even by a couple of hours, they can prepare, personalize treatment, and potentially prevent a crisis. That’s where interpretable, clinically grounded AI can help — turning routine hospital data into early warning signs.

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