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Federal government may be paying twice for care of veterans enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans

The Veterans Health Administration has spent $78 billion from 2011 to 2020 on U.S. military veterans enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, sparking concerns about potential federal overpayments to these private

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New Research On Aging And Inflammation Offers Hope For Healthier Lives

Vital seniors on the beach Image by gpointstudio on Freepik The intricate relationship between aging and inflammation plays a pivotal

Why It Hurts When Your Football Team Loses. A Neurosurgeon And Notre Dame Fan Explains

SOUTH BEND, IN - SEPTEMBER 13: Marcus Ratcliffe #3 and Daymion Sanford #27 of the Texas A&M Aggies tackle Jeremiyah

RFK Jr.’s CDC Is Poised To Restrict Vaccines Even Further

Getty Images The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) immunization advisory committee, recently impacted by Health and Human Services

Health Insurers To Cover COVID And Flu Shots Despite RFK Jr. Moves

The largest health insurance providers in the United States have reaffirmed their commitment to fully cover vaccinations, including COVID-19 and

Cashing In On University Patents Means Giving Up On Our Innovation Future

The Detrimental Impact of Proposed Patent Earnings Taxation on Innovation In a significant discussion of U.S. innovation policy, Commerce Secretary

The $40 Billion Race: Bispecific Antibodies Are Redefining Cancer Therapy

Antibodies floating on blue cell background - 3D illustration getty In less than ten years, bispecific antibodies have transitioned from

STAT+: With Trump’s anti-vaccine comments, Kennedy’s influence grows

Revamping Vaccine Policies: Kennedy's Swift Approach and Trump's Recent Remarks Andrew Harnik/Getty Images Chelsea Cirruzzo serves as a correspondent at

Trump’s Tylenol warning cited a Harvard dean’s research. But a judge called his shifting conclusions ‘unreliable’

Epidemiologist's Controversial Testimony on Acetaminophen Excluded in Lawsuit A prominent Harvard dean and leading epidemiologist, Andrea Baccarelli, who gained attention