Since 2014, Pfizer has used artificial intelligence to help sort through and categorize reports that people file when they experience an “adverse event.”

Scientists across disciplines use mathematical models to make predictions and understand complicated real-world systems, like the weather or financial markets or biology.

Artificial intelligence (AI) can catapult us toward tremendous breakthroughs in healthcare – if we use it ethically and build in responsibility.

In the United States, statistics about the representation of women in STEM seem to be disappointing. Here are five at Pfizer who are defying the odds.

Edward Jenner changed the world when he used cowpox virus to inoculate a young boy against smallpox. Less than 200 years later, smallpox was eradicated from the Earth.