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Why Combating Measles Misinformation Protects Us All

In a time where misinformation can spread faster than any virus, the danger it poses to public health is becoming increasingly apparent. Measles, a disease that was once declared eliminated

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Big Catch-Up campaign targets childhood vaccines

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Burnout in Medicine Is Still Prevalent, With Emergency Medicine Leading

The burnout crisis in healthcare continues to escalate.gettyA recent report reveals that while physician burnout is easing in some areas,

Trump closes first round of drug price negotiations with Regeneron deal

WASHINGTON — President Trump announced a significant drug pricing agreement with Regeneron on Thursday, marking the conclusion of the 17

What the 49ers Can Teach Leaders About Handling False And Misleading Narratives

SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 20: Brandon Aiyuk #11 of the San Francisco reacts to an apparent injury during an

Kennedy talking a new, more moderate version of MAHA agenda

WASHINGTON — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. previously stated that no vaccines are both safe and effective. However, his

Using AI To Personalize Healthcare–Without Losing Patient Trust

This week’s InnovationRx explores the potential and hurdles of using AI to tailor healthcare and expedite clinical trials, the future

STAT+: At AACR, talk of Chinese biotech, oncology’s comms issue, and more

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Allowing Our Military To Refuse Flu Vaccination Is A Bad Idea. Here’s Why

WASHINGTON, DC - Secretary of War Pete Hegseth (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)Getty ImagesOn Tuesday, April 20, Secretary of War