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Disabled workers at greater risk of losing health insurance
An organ transplant first, new details on ADA conference controversy, and more health news from Morning Rounds
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STAT+: We’re reading about a Bristol CAR-T trial pause, Pfizer offloading a shelved candidate, and more
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Opinion: Make infectious disease data boring again
“Is CDC now applying different standards to state data depending on who governs the state or what political party won…
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STAT+: Lindsay Clancy case exposes dangers of fragmented U.S. health system, experts say
In the months before killing her children, Lindsay Clancy repeatedly sought help for her deteriorating mental health.
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Opinion: The FDA removed the red tape around one of the best drugs for children with schizophrenia. But the fear remains
Clozapine “is one of the most underused drugs in all of medicine,” writes Nitin Gogtay.
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STAT+: Recipients of gene-edited pig kidneys successfully receive human organs
Two recipients of gene-edited pig kidneys have successfully received human organs, a milestone in the wider effort to…
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STAT+: Ionis wins FDA approval for first drug for Alexander disease, a rare and deadly neurological disorder
Zanvastro is the first disease-modifying treatment for Alexander disease, a rare and fatal disorder.
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‘Tactical athletes’ get new guidance for cardiovascular fitness
Tactical athletes, a category of people first recognized in the early 2000s, also need distinct kinds of health care.
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STAT+: Seattle scientists launch $95 million AI biology effort
Ultragenyx drug fails pivotal Phase 3, FDA's success at regulating unproven stem cells, and other biotech news
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STAT+: Fauci speaks, and writes
Anthony Fauci is working on a book, we unpack Trump's latest drug pricing deals, and more from STAT's D.C. Diagnosis…
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HHS flip-flops on disability lawsuit
Drug overdose deaths decreasing, a path to patients for AI devices, and more health news from Morning Rounds
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STAT+: OpenEvidence launches new family of AI models
In this edition of STAT Health Tech: What FDA's TEMPO pilot means for AI regulation, OpenEvidence launches new AI…
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STAT+: Abivax has still not been acquired. What’s going on?
Biotech M&A activity is off the charts, yet the French drugmaker Abivax hasn't been picked up yet. There may be some…
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STAT+: FDA pilot offers generative AI medical devices a path to patients before they are authorized
AI products from Cadence and Limbic are among four devices recently accepted into the FDA’s TEMPO pilot that will allow…
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Opinion: STAT+: A surprising bright spot at the FDA on regulating unproven stem cells
“These successes are surprising, worth discussing, and even celebrating a bit,” STAT Lab Dish columnist Paul Knoepfler…
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Opinion: I was a doula before I was an OB-GYN. I wish the two professions understood each other more
“The longer I practice, the more I think many conflicts in maternity care come from a simple misunderstanding,” writes…
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The pediatricians who take in vaccine-skeptical parents others won’t
At a "practice of last resort," pediatricians prioritize allaying parents' vaccine concerns without hardline dismissals.
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Why are drug overdose deaths declining?
Naloxone and harm reduction measures may be helping to curb drug overdose deaths, a new report says.
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STAT+: Ultragenyx drug to treat Angelman syndrome, a rare disease, fails late-stage trial
Ultragenyx said its experimental therapy for Angelman syndrome, a rare disease, showed no benefit compared to a sham…
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Doctors groups release vaccination guidelines ahead of respiratory illness season
Ahead of respiratory illness season, professional organizations have issued guidance on flu, Covid, and RSV vaccines.
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STAT+: ARPA-H funds biotechs working on custom RNA therapies
Roche licenses a tri-specific antibody, new Trump deals may undercut its own goals, and other biotech news
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STAT+: How a former ARPA-H director’s startup is tackling AI’s ‘dumb problems’
In this edition of STAT's AI Prognosis: A startup tackling the 'dumb problems' at the intersection of AI and bio,…
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STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about a Huntington’s gene therapy, Novo’s challenges, and more
UniQure has submitted its Huntington’s gene therapy to the FDA, investors remain unenthusiastic on Novo Nordisk, and…
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HHS spins a tale of a would-be content creator child
The next DSM and the algorithm, an unexpected discovery on alpha-gal syndrome, and more health news from Morning Rounds
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STAT+: How Trump’s latest pharma deals may undermine efforts to rein in drug costs
Analysts say private deals involve drugmakers agreeing to lower prices in Medicaid, where prices are low, in return for…
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STAT+: The Ig Nobel Prizes, long held in the U.S., head to Europe due to Trump policies
For the first time since they began, the Ig Nobel Prizes, a satirical version of the Nobel prizes, is being held…
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Opinion: The next DSM should address the algorithm’s role in eating disorders
The new DSM, expected in 2030, should address the digital environments of eating disorders patients, experts write.
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STAT+: ADA review of members’ expulsion denies group censored opinions, called in police
A review of findings from a five-person committee is being sent to the ADA board for action, STAT has learned, but it…
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Opinion: Diabetes association CEO: What an independent review says happened at the ADA’s controversial June conference
“This is not a moment our community can afford to spend fighting itself,” writes American Diabetes Association CEO…
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STAT+: House votes to temporarily block Trump plan to politicize federal grants
The House voted to pass a stopgap funding bill that, for now, blocks a White House proposal to give political…
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Opinion: I’m a reproductive psychiatrist. The Lindsay Clancy trial will cause terrible damage to my field
“The whole of my field has been flattened into a single lazy question: Did the health care system fail her?” writes…
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STAT+: 5 burning questions on Trump’s latest deals with drugmakers
Here are some of the key questions about the agreements the Trump administration has reached with drugmakers on pricing.
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STAT+: Novartis gets multiple sclerosis win with BTK inhibitor
More Trump drug pricing deals, GSK speeds up development of mRNA flu vaccine, and other biotech news
Read at source →STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about Novartis and Bristol pausing cell therapy trials, a $480K cancer drug, and more
Novartis and Bristol Myers Squibb have paused multiple cell therapy trials, while $480,000 has now become a routine…
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