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Trump wants more involuntary commitment. But does the public?

Start your day with health and medicine insights by subscribing to STAT’s free newsletter, Morning Rounds. Sign up here. In yesterday’s edition of Your Local Epidemiologist, Katelyn Jetelina stated: “If

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How The Government Shutdown Is Impacting Surveillance Of COVID-19, Flu And RSV

The impact of the ongoing government shutdown on public health and disease surveillance cannot be overstated. With the CDC facing

Bill Cassidy weighs in on shutdown, insurance overhaul and vaccines| STAT

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) continues to work towards finding bipartisan compromise on health care costs, even as the government shutdown

Merck’s experimental pill lowered bad cholesterol as much as shots

Merck, a pharmaceutical giant, has unveiled promising results from a recent Phase 3 clinical trial of their new oral PCSK9

New Era For Gene Editing: Tech Corrects Complex DNA

Gene editing has been revolutionizing the field of medicine, offering hope for those suffering from complex inherited diseases. A new

Trump Nominated Billionaire Jared Isaacman To Run NASA (Again)

This week’s edition of The Prototype has brought some exciting news, including Jared Issacman’s re-nomination as NASA Administrator, a biotech

Amgen’s Repatha cholesterol shot slashed heart attack risk by 36%

A groundbreaking study published in the New England Journal of Medicine and presented at the American Heart Association’s scientific sessions

Your Doctor Recommends Robotic Surgery – You Should Be Skeptical

Robotic surgery has become increasingly popular in recent years, with promises of less pain, less blood loss, and faster recovery

Children’s Health Defense builds power base to outlast RFK Jr.

Children’s Health Defense, the organization once led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has been making significant strides in Washington. Under