All News
STAT+: Akero drug reverses liver scarring in study of severe MASH patients
Akero reported Monday strong results showing its drug efruxifermin reversed liver scarring in patients with cirrhosis caused by a disease known as MASH.
Read MoreIs assisted dying a ‘clear and present danger’ to people with disabilities? New US film asks tough questions
Reid Davenport, whose documentary Life After is at Sundance, thinks euthanasia has ‘a lot to do with cost savings’In 1983, Elizabeth Bouvia, a 26-year-old woman in California with a non-terminal b
Read MoreInvAscent invests ₹110 crore in Geri Care
Funds to fuel expansion into Southern Indian cities, launch new assisted living facilities, and develop geriatric speciality centres
Read MoreInvAscent invests ₹110 crore in Geri Care
Funds to fuel expansion into Southern Indian cities, launch new assisted living facilities, and develop geriatric speciality centres
Read MoreSTAT+: Veru says its drug preserved lean mass in patients taking Wegovy
An investigational drug from Veru helped preserve lean mass in patients taking Wegovy, though some experts raised questions about the treatment.
Read MoreIn ‘Eureka Day,’ a Scene About Vaccines Devolves, Hilariously
In “Eureka Day,” changes were made to a scene because “the laughter was so robust backstage, they couldn’t hear the cues.
Read MoreDo you run away from feelings of emptiness? It’s time to face them head-on
People try many things to fill the void, but respite is short-lived.
Read MoreBariatric surgery halted progression of liver disease in patients with obesity and cirrhosis, study finds
Liver disease is common and hard to treat. But a study shows bariatric surgery can halt its progression.
Read MoreMontana Eyes $30M Revamp of Mental Health, Developmental Disability Facilities
The moves under consideration include relocating a residential facility for people with developmental disabilities, renovating the state’s psychiatric hospital, and opening a new unit of the hospita
Read MoreAn Arm and a Leg: The ‘Shkreli Awards’ — For Dysfunction and Profiteering in Health Care
The Lown Institute, a health care think tank, holds a contest every year for the most outrageous stories of greed in health care.
Read More