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Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) can produce high-quality lay summaries of medical literature, clinical trial information and guideline-based materials that meet recommended reading levels while preserving scientific integrity. Although important limitations remain, with appropriate safeguards, GAI has the potential to bridge longstanding gaps between certified medical knowledge and patient understanding.
Historically, the contribution of fathers to offspring health has been neglected, with the focus on mothers. However, growing evidence shows the important influence that the environmental factors the fathers experience has on sperm epigenetics and, consequently, the health of the next generation.
