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STAT+: Grail says new data on multi-cancer screening test show improved performance

Written by Jonathan Wosen Published on Oct. 17, 2025 West Coast Biotech & Life Sciences Correspondent In a

STAT+: Biotech leaders say uncertainty at FDA threatens drug development

Executives from Replimune and Capricor Address FDA Rejections Amid Agency Turmoil Jeff Pinette for STAT Lizzy Lawrence directs

STAT+: In Texas, ex-vegan restaurateurs put MAHA’s vision for farming to the test

Ryland Engelhart at his ranch in Bandera, Texas. The ally of RFK Jr. has become emblematic of the

STAT+: One Mass. health system is turning to AI to ease shortage of primary care doctors. Some don’t like it

The summary of the visit displayed on Rocco Giuliano’s iPad in his Boston home on October 6. Lacking

STAT+: HHS employees to be fired as White House enacts mass terminations it blames on shutdown

WASHINGTON — Federal health workers are being laid off as the White House follows through on its commitment

STAT+: Key GOP lawmaker tones down rhetoric on medical care for immigrants

Welcome to the online edition of STAT’s D.C. Diagnosis newsletter Mike Stewart/AP John Wilkerson serves as a Washington

STAT+: House speaker backs emergency care law as GOP targets immigrant medical treatment in shutdown fight

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) stated on Wednesday that Republicans do not intend to modify the

STAT+: Metal-organic frameworks win chemistry Nobel

Theresa Gaffney serves as the primary writer for Morning Rounds, focusing on health care, recent research, and public

STAT+: Who is winning the government shutdown?

You’re currently reading the web edition of D.C. Diagnosis, STAT’s bi-weekly newsletter that dives into the intersection of

STAT+: Parents are flocking to natural and ‘clean medicine’ brands. Medical experts are worried

By Sarah Todd Oct. 7, 2025 Reporter, Commercial Determinants of Health Following President Trump's cautionary statements regarding the

STAT+: They advised federal health agencies on the ethics and impact of scientific research. They’re no longer wanted

Health and Human Services is undergoing significant changes in its advisory committees.Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images For the past two

STAT+: The Supreme Court tackles medical malpractice

J. Scott Applewhite/AP Tara Bannow reports on the interplay between hospitals, providers, and insurance companies. For updates, reach