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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

STAT+: As NIH launches new autism research effort, the focus is on environmental factors

Scientists are investigating how environmental elements like green areas and urban settings may affect autism prevalence.Brandon Bell/Getty Images

STAT+: Fights over Tylenol, SSRIs highlight the enduring lack of pregnant women in drug trials

Recent Actions by Administration Raise Concerns Over Tylenol and SSRIs for Pregnant Women Adobe Lizzy Lawrence, a leading

STAT+: Government shutdown set to furlough more than 32,000 at HHS, hamper CDC, CMS communication

WASHINGTON — The impending federal government shutdown is set to impact over 32,000 employees at the Department of

STAT+: As investor for AHA, ‘Venture Valkyrie’ argues ‘good medicine is good business’

Lisa Suennen: “We’re just steaming ahead with our eyes wide open.”American Heart Association Ventures Elizabeth Cooney is a

STAT+: Perimenopause is the new buzzword in the business of women’s health

By Sarah Todd Sept. 29, 2025 Reporter, Commercial Determinants of Health Unusual symptoms can begin to manifest for

STAT+: Harvard public health school confronts severe financial crisis, seeks corporate sponsors

By Kay Lazar and Jonathan Saltzman — Boston Globe Sept. 28, 2025 Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public

STAT+: Patients set to lose hospital care at home if government funding isn’t extended

By John Wilkerson and Mario Aguilar Sept. 26, 2025 A potential government shutdown could hinder physician payments and

STAT+: From an elixir for ‘little hotheads’ to deadly overdoses, how Tylenol became a medicinal scapegoat

Megan Molteni explores groundbreaking findings at the intersection of genomic medicine, neuroscience, and reproductive technology. She has been