Can AI save lives by accelerating inclusive clinical research? In this session, top health-care professionals and tech experts explore the transformative potential of AI through an interactive live podcast recording and share their efforts to advance clinical research by expanding to underrepresented patients, minimizing perpetuating human biases and widening health-equity gaps. This session is produced by our underwriter and is independent of The Atlantic’s editorial staff. | AtlanticLIVE

50 reactions · 4 comments | At Genentech, we push the boundaries of science, always striving for breakthroughs that could change the future for people living with cancer. With breast cancer affecting millions of people, the need for new medicines inspires our team to give their best every day. Hear their stories on what working in breast cancer means to them. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth | Genentech | Facebook

For nearly 50 years, our expertise in blood cancer has driven us to turn cutting-edge science into meaningful medical breakthroughs. But innovation alone isn’t enough. We’re relentlessly working to ensure people living with blood cancer can access the treatments they need and meeting them where they are by collaborating closely with community oncologists and advocates across the country to help reduce the burdens of treatment. #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth | Genentech

55K views · 736 reactions | When first diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, Latasha learned the aggressive disease disproportionately affects African American women. She hopes continued research and disease education will lead to a brighter future for the next generation. | Genentech | Facebook

38 shares | Multiple sclerosis affects everyone differently, but one thing is consistent - progression can start early and be unpredictable. Learn how to work with a healthcare provider to better understand and track this progression. | Genentech | Facebook

79 reactions | Hear from inspirational Black women living with multiple sclerosis (MS), advocates and caregivers as they discuss personal experiences with MS. | Genentech | Facebook