Nominations are now open for STAT Wunderkinds, our annual contest that recognizes and celebrates early-career researchers.
Eli Lilly sued four telehealth firms and their affiliates, but it is adopting a new legal strategy in its fight against compounded GLP-1s.
DOGE's funding cuts threaten to undo progress toward curbing HIV, a former top Trump official warned.
With measles cases in more than half of states, misinformation about the disease and its vaccines is spreading too, and attitudes are sharply polarized.
RFK Jr. and Marty Makary say food companies will get rid of 8 artificial food dyes by the end of 2026, a Make America Healthy Again priority.
A new study on Lyme disease sheds light on the persistence of symptoms; another new study points to an antibiotic that may be more effective.
Varenicline and counseling is the most effective way for young people to quit e-cigarettes, per a new study.
Many of my colleagues and their work are falling victim to a nationwide, indiscriminate destruction of university-based biomedical research.
In improv, “it’s a ‘yes, and.’ It’s ‘make your partner look great,’” says Ted Johnson of Emory University. All of that is relevant in dementia care.
