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A deal between the federal government and groups that sued the Trump administration over National Institutes of Health r...
01/02/2026

A deal between the federal government and groups that sued the Trump administration over National Institutes of Health research grant proposals consigned to bureaucratic limbo because of anti-DEI policies is already bearing fruit.

A deal between NIH and groups that sued the Trump administration over delayed DEI-related grant proposals is already bearing fruit

Babies who don’t get their first round of vaccines on time at 2 months of age are much less likely to get vaccinated aga...
01/02/2026

Babies who don’t get their first round of vaccines on time at 2 months of age are much less likely to get vaccinated against measles, mumps, and rubella by age…

Babies who don’t get their first round of vaccines on time at 2 months of age are much less likely to get vaccinated against measles, mumps, and rubella by age 2, a new study finds.

In 2026, disability advocates want expanded access to primary and emergency care — and influence new debates around gene...
01/02/2026

In 2026, disability advocates want expanded access to primary and emergency care — and influence new debates around genetic engineering and end-of-life care.

In 2026, disability advocates want expanded access to primary and emergency care — and influence new debates around genetic engineering and end-of-life care.

Hospitals may be the “prisoners” in the dilemma, but the “punishment” is borne by the public.
01/02/2026

Hospitals may be the “prisoners” in the dilemma, but the “punishment” is borne by the public.

Hospitals may be the “prisoners” in the dilemma, but the “punishment” is borne by the public.

What to watch out for in 2026, as the health care industry gears up for a battle over how clinical AI should get paid fo...
01/02/2026

What to watch out for in 2026, as the health care industry gears up for a battle over how clinical AI should get paid for.

What to watch out for in 2026, as the health care industry gears up for a battle over how clinical AI should get paid for.

Researchers found a genetic variant that appears to protect against the development of CHIP, a phenomenon that can lead ...
01/01/2026

Researchers found a genetic variant that appears to protect against the development of CHIP, a phenomenon that can lead to certain blood cancers

Researchers found a genetic variant that appears to protect against the development of CHIP, a phenomenon that can lead to certain blood cancers

“As a public health scientist, I have learned that firm prescriptions rarely capture life’s complexity,” Robert M. Kapla...
01/01/2026

“As a public health scientist, I have learned that firm prescriptions rarely capture life’s complexity,” Robert M. Kaplan writes.

“As a public health scientist, I have learned that firm prescriptions rarely capture life’s complexity,” Robert M. Kaplan writes.

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya told a podcaster that DEI-related grants restored under a court order won't be renewed in ...
12/31/2025

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya told a podcaster that DEI-related grants restored under a court order won't be renewed in 2026

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya told a podcaster that DEI-related grants restored under a court order won't be renewed in 2026

Adam Hayden, a prolific observer of his own condition, took a bad situation and did ‘good things with it’
12/31/2025

Adam Hayden, a prolific observer of his own condition, took a bad situation and did ‘good things with it’

Adam Hayden, a patient advocate and the subject of an earlier profile in STAT, has died at age 43.

The Trump administration is proposing to remove requirements that developers of health information software disclose det...
12/31/2025

The Trump administration is proposing to remove requirements that developers of health information software disclose details on the development and testing of artificial intelligence tools used to help treat patients.

The Trump administration wants to scrap rules that require developers to disclose how AI tools used to treat patients were developed and tested.

Explore The MAHA DiagnosisThis series looks at the science, politics and cultural impact of the Make America Healthy Aga...
12/31/2025

Explore The MAHA Diagnosis
This series looks at the science, politics and cultural impact of the Make America Healthy Again movement championed by RFK Jr. and Trump – from vaccine safety to ultra-processed foods, from chemical additives to pesticides.

STAT series on the MAHA movement fueled by RFK Jr. and President Trump looks at the facts and science behind Make America Healthy Again.

It has been a tough year for medicine. But make no mistake: Science didn’t stop, and medicine has had its share of major...
12/31/2025

It has been a tough year for medicine. But make no mistake: Science didn’t stop, and medicine has had its share of major advances.

It has been a tough year for medicine. But make no mistake: Science didn’t stop, and medicine has had its share of major advances.

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