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  • U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Advocates Deprescribing of Psychiatric Medications
    U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is intensifying his campaign to encourage Americans to stop using psychiatric drugs, a strategy known as deprescribing. The effort, r…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
  • Airlines rely on volunteer doctors to handle common in‑flight medical complaints
    Physicians frequently volunteer to assist on commercial flights after a cabin announcement asks, “Is there a doctor on board?” The author, a hematologist‑oncologist, notes that he responded on thre…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
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Last U.S. polio patient who used an iron lung dies at 78
Martha Lillard, diagnosed with polio at age five, became the last American still dependent on an iron lung. She lived in Oklahoma, attended grade school two hours a day and completed high school u…
STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
  • Researchers Highlight Tau and Blood‑Brain Barrier Advances at Alzheimer’s Conference
    STAT’s AAIC in 30 newsletter reported that tau protein remains the central focus of Alzheimer’s research presented at the recent conference in London. Scientists discussed new strategies aimed at d…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
  • Roche stops two Huntington's disease gene-silencing programs after disappointing trial data
    Roche announced it is ending development of two gene‑silencing candidates aimed at Huntington's disease after data failed to meet expectations. The decision follows a recent readout that showed in…
    STAT · 3mo agoNegative↗ source
  • German Parliament votes to double mandatory drug rebate to 15.5%, sparking industry concerns
    German lawmakers have approved a bill that would raise the mandatory rebate that drug manufacturers must give the government on branded medicines from the current 7% to 15.5%. The increase is inte…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryNegative↗ source
  • Nominee for HHS emergency response role has a history of questioning vaccines
    Sean Kaufman has been selected by the administration to lead the Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, overseeing the nation’s reaction to public health emergencies and disas…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryNegative↗ source
  • FDA delays deadline for electric shock device ban
    The Food and Drug Administration has quietly moved the enforcement date for the ban on certain electric shock devices to a later point in time. The agency did not issue a high‑profile announcement,…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryNeutral↗ source
  • Primary Care Shows Strong Performance Yet Remains Miscast as Health Crisis Solution
    The latest MedPAC report to Congress highlights that primary-care delivery in the United States is performing well by several measures. Nearly all Medicare beneficiaries have a designated primary-c…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
  • Boston ER doctor Jeremy Faust grows influence with Inside Medicine newsletter
    Jeremy Faust works as an emergency physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, handling busy shifts and caring for dozens of patients. In addition to his clinical duties, Faust runs the S…
    STAT · 3mo agoPositive↗ source
  • Boys' Club of New York offers after-school program that supports mental health of at-risk boys
    The Boys' Club of New York, a 150-year-old organization, runs three clubhouses serving about 2,500 middle-school boys from disadvantaged backgrounds. The program provides after-school and weekend…
    STAT · 3mo agoPositive↗ source
  • AstraZeneca and Ionis see pivotal trial miss for ATTR-CM drug Wainua
    AstraZeneca announced that its experimental therapy Wainua, developed with Ionis, failed to meet primary endpoints in a pivotal study for transthyretin-mediated amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM). T…
    STAT · 3mo agoNegative readoutNegative↗ source
  • Father spends $70 million on gene therapy trial for daughter with ultra-rare disease, faces FDA hurdles
    Matt Wilsey has spent a decade and about $70 million trying to develop a gene therapy for his 15-year-old daughter Grace, who suffers from a fatal ultra-rare disease. His personal quest has turned…
    STAT · 3mo agoNegative↗ source
  • Michigan sees nearly 1,000 cyclospora cases, the state's largest outbreak and among the nation's biggest
    Nearly a thousand residents of Michigan have been diagnosed with a cyclospora infection that causes prolonged watery diarrhea, making it the biggest outbreak in the state's history and one of the l…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
  • ARPA-H launches $160 million THRIVE program to fund seven labs developing custom gene-editing therapies for rare diseases
    ARPA-H, the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, announced a new initiative called THRIVE with up to $160 million in funding. The program will support seven research teams over five…
    STAT · 3mo agoPositive↗ source
  • Prime Secures Arbitration Victory Over Beam, Paving Way for Clinical Trials
    Prime, a biotech firm developing a gene‑therapy candidate, won an arbitration case against Beam Therapeutics. The ruling removes a legal hurdle and allows Prime to advance its program into clinical…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryPositive↗ source
  • AstraZeneca/Ionis heart-failure drug Wainua fails pivotal trial as White House reviews FDA commissioner candidates
    The White House is reviewing a shortlist of three candidates for the FDA commissioner position, according to STAT. The list includes White House adviser Heidi Overton, oncologist and health‑system…
    STAT · 3mo agoNegative readoutNegative↗ source
  • Father invests $70 million in gene therapy quest for daughter with ultra‑rare NGLY1 deficiency, faces FDA scrutiny
    Matt Wilsey has spent a decade and roughly $70 million trying to develop a gene therapy for his daughter Grace, who suffers from NGLY1 deficiency, an ultra‑rare genetic disorder. NGLY1 deficiency…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryPositive↗ source
  • Northwest Biotherapeutics' brain cancer therapy faces 931-day delay in UK approval
    Northwest Biotherapeutics, a public biotech developing a brain cancer treatment, filed a marketing application with the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in late Decembe…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryNegative↗ source
  • New OpenEvidence study shows it outperforms general-purpose LLMs in health-tech research
    A recent study funded by OpenEvidence compared its platform to general-purpose large language models (LLMs) in health technology research and concluded that OpenEvidence delivered more accurate and…
    STAT · 3mo agoPositive↗ source
  • White House reviews three candidates to lead the FDA
    STAT+ reports that the White House is currently evaluating three leading candidates to become the next head of the Food and Drug Administration. The review process is part of the administration's e…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryNeutral↗ source
  • Doctors urge safe medical cannabis use as more seniors turn to marijuana
    Older adults are becoming the fastest‑growing segment of medical cannabis patients, according to the author, an addiction specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital. He recounts a recent inciden…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source
  • Experts question commercial motives behind labeling obesity as a disease
    Max Moser, a psychology researcher at University College London, argues that calling obesity a disease gives comfort to some patients but also creates a commercial dynamic for drugmakers. Companie…
    STAT · 3mo agoNegative↗ source
  • Podcast discusses health insurance costs, whistleblower case, and potential FDA commissioner picks
    The Readout LOUD podcast episode explores why employer-provided family health insurance can be as expensive as a new car. The hosts interview a whistleblower who challenged an insurance contractor…
    STAT · 3mo agoRegulatoryNeutral↗ source
  • Health officials discuss screen-time harms at Great American State Fair's MAHA Monday
    The Great American State Fair in Washington concluded its two‑week run with a second “MAHA Monday,” a program highlighting the Make America Healthy Again initiative. STAT reporters Alex Hogan and…
    STAT · 3mo agoNeutral↗ source