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Soaring health insurance expenses are pushing small businesses to abandon employee health coverage, challenging America's employer-based system.
Medicare plans to reduce payments for 340B drugs by over 33%, a move criticized for potentially harming safety-net hospitals while benefiting for-profits.
Elevance Health has initiated legal action against the U.S. government, claiming improper recalculation of its Medicare Advantage ratings that jeopardize $115 million in funding.
Roche's new KRAS-targeted therapy is poised to redefine lung cancer treatment, showing impressive efficacy and safety in clinical trials.
Frequent and severe heat waves are significantly impacting public health, with rising temperatures posing increased risks to Americans' wellbeing.
The biotech sector has experienced a remarkable rise in performance, with major indices celebrating significant gains as the year progresses.
After a distressing buyout, Bluebird Bio's transformation into Genetix positions it to lead the market in sickle cell gene therapies by 2030.
Experts suggest reintroducing the presidential fitness test is a positive move but insufficient alone to address childhood inactivity.
A recent study highlights that older adults with obesity are achieving better cardiovascular health metrics, potentially due to increased use of statins and blood pressure drugs.
A team has created potential synthetic cells, sparking debate over their life-like properties and implications for biological engineering.
Orca Bio receives FDA approval for Tregzi, a personalized T-cell therapy aimed at reducing complications in blood cancer patients undergoing transplants.
Current diagnostic strategies for Ebola and Marburg viruses fail to adapt to the complexities of overlapping outbreaks, highlighting urgent needs in public health.
The third quarter of 2026 promises significant biotech events, including critical trial results that could impact stock performance across the sector.
The 988 LGBTQ+ crisis hotline is set to relaunch, but concerns arise over the exclusion of The Trevor Project, pivotal in its original development.
While Richard Preston's "The Hot Zone" drew many to infectious diseases, it created lasting misconceptions about Ebola that still persist today.
Jails face challenges in managing severe withdrawal symptoms from fentanyl laced with medetomidine, highlighting critical gaps in treatment.
A patient with pulmonary hypertension received Eli Lilly's unapproved obesity drug under compassionate use, sparking interest in its potential effects.
Joseph Fraumeni Jr. dedicated his life to cancer research, significantly transforming the understanding of hereditary cancers and helping countless families.
Following a tough 3-0 loss to Brazil, Scotland's manager Steve Clarke exits an interview in frustration, facing backlash from fans amid World Cup uncertainties.
Matheus Cunha's standout performance led Brazil to a 3-0 victory over Scotland, showcasing his scoring and playmaking abilities on the World Cup stage.