Bio

Andrew Gregory is the health editor for The Guardian, specializing in health journalism and reporting on significant medical advances and public health issues. His work highlights key topics in healthcare reform, innovative medical research, and public health policies. He has contributed extensively to raising awareness of critical healthcare challenges through his comprehensive articles.

Articles (13)

• Mind Launches Inquiry into AI and Mental Health After Guardian Investigation

  The Guardian • 20 Feb 2026

• ‘Very Dangerous’: A Mind Mental Health Expert on Google's AI Overviews

  The Guardian • 20 Feb 2026

• Google Puts Users at Risk by Downplaying Health Disclaimers Under AI Overviews

  The Guardian • 16 Feb 2026

• Google AI Overviews Cite YouTube More Than Any Medical Site for Health Queries, Study Suggests

  The Guardian • 24 Jan 2026

• How the 'Confident Authority' of Google AI Overviews Is Putting Public Health at Risk

  The Guardian • 24 Jan 2026

• ‘Dangerous and Alarming’: Google Removes Some AI Summaries After Users’ Health Put at Risk

  The Guardian • 11 Jan 2026

• Google AI Summaries Place People at Risk with Misleading Health Advice

  The Guardian • 2 Jan 2026

• Two New Subtypes of MS Found in 'Exciting' Breakthrough

  The Guardian • 30 Dec 2025

• New AI Tool Can Predict a Person's Risk of More Than 1,000 Diseases, Say Experts

  The Guardian • 16 Sept 2025

• Drugs, Diet, and AI: The 'Gamechanger' New Findings on Tackling Heart Conditions

  The Guardian • 4 Sept 2025

• Stroke Centres in England Adopt AI Tool to Enhance Patient Recovery

  The Guardian • 31 Aug 2025

• Doctors Develop AI Stethoscope That Can Detect Major Heart Conditions in 15 Seconds

  The Guardian • 29 Aug 2025

• New AI Test Can Predict Which Men Will Benefit from Prostate Cancer Drug

  The Guardian • 29 May 2025