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Women’s Health Initiative — and its 42,000 volunteers — still in limbo
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Read MoreSTAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about FDA rehiring PDUFA staff, pharma and Medicaid prices, and more
The FDA is asking some of its recently fired staff responsible for critically important funding negotiations with drugmakers to return
Read MoreWe all know the crisis in UK social care damages lives and the economy: it’s the Treasury we must convince | Layla Moran
There are real costs to not tackling this grievous problem.
Read MoreRajeev Kher appointed Chairperson of Star Health Insurance Board
Former Commerce Secretary’s appointment as Board Chair awaits IRDAI approval
Read MoreAre you a people pleaser? It’s time to find out what you really want
It’s easy to go through life mirroring what others want and how they see you.
Read More‘A slippery slope to eugenics’: advocates reject RFK Jr’s national autism database
US health secretary claims data will be used for research but has not addressed privacy concerns and potential misuseAutism researchers and advocates are pushing back against the creation of an autism
Read MoreOnline tests revealed I have a multitude of food sensitivity issues – but are they trustworthy?
Three different tests flagged up a long list of potential problem foods, but they failed to agree on a single oneThe list of foods I should consider cutting out is long and daunting.
Read MoreAlabama Can’t Prosecute Groups Helping Patients Get Abortions Elsewhere, Judge Rules
Although most abortions remain illegal in Alabama, a judge’s decision in early April allows doctors and advocacy groups to tell patients about abortion options in other states, and help with travel
Read MoreTrump Team’s $500 Million Bet on Old Vaccine Technology Puzzles Scientists
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Read MoreAn Arm and a Leg: Why ‘The Pitt’ Is Our Fave New Drama
An emergency room doctor says what the TV show “The Pitt” gets right about hospitals, including why they’re so crowded and the bills so high.
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