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Child dies after receiving new experimental gene therapy
The first child to receive a new experimental gene therapy for a rare neurological disorder died a few days after dosing, the company sponsoring that...
Monarez to testify in Senate hearing next week
Susan Monarez, the former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director who was pushed out over vaccine policy after just a month on the job, is...
Covid-19 falls off list of top 10 causes of death in U.S.
Covid-19 fell out of the top 10 causes of death in the United States in 2024, according to new data released Wednesday, and the estimated overall mort...
FDA pledges to crack down on DTC pharma ads
WASHINGTON — President Trump directed health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to crack down on misleading direct-to-consumer drug advertisements in a s...
Obesity drugs may be pricey, but they’re also cost-effective, analysis finds
Despite high price tags, the Wegovy and Zepbound obesity drugs are considered to be cost effective, because they help patients lose substantial weight...
STAT readers weigh in on fake CPR, a Nobel Peace Prize for Trump and Operation Warp Speed, and more
First Opinion is STAT’s platform for interesting, illuminating, and provocative articles about the life sciences writ large, written by biotech inside...
I inserted myself into a conversation at a bar about Covid and vaccines. Here’s what happened
This essay was adapted from Jess Steier’s newsletter, “Unbiased Science.” For the last few weeks of summer, my mom visited from Florida. It was amazin...
RFK Jr.’s sister, nephew call for him to resign from HHS
Kerry Kennedy, sister of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has joined her nephew, former Massachusetts Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy III, calling on her brother to resi...
In major shift, FDA to start releasing rejection letters shortly after they’re issued
The Food and Drug Administration said it would start releasing rejection letters soon after they are provided to drugmakers, a victory for those who w...
A closely watched legal battle over NIH funding cuts could settle soon
BOSTON — A widely watched case against the National Institutes of Health over the termination of hundreds of grants was poised to enter a new phase of...
Child dies after receiving new experimental gene therapy
Monarez to testify in Senate hearing next week
Covid-19 falls off list of top 10 causes of death in U.S.
FDA pledges to crack down on DTC pharma ads
Obesity drugs may be pricey, but they’re also cost-effective, analysis finds
STAT readers weigh in on fake CPR, a Nobel Peace Prize for Trump and Operation Warp Speed, and more
I inserted myself into a conversation at a bar about Covid and vaccines. Here’s what happened
RFK Jr.’s sister, nephew call for him to resign from HHS
In major shift, FDA to start releasing rejection letters shortly after they’re issued
A closely watched legal battle over NIH funding cuts could settle soon
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