Stories by Andrew Joseph

25 applications are still under review

 The nominee was appointed to his current job by the vice president

The president's 2018 proposal offers relatively small trims to drug control office

Three bills under consideration in the state would make it easier to try unapproved therapies

The number of positions hit a record high this year, even as the number of non-U.S. citizens who applied declined

Early work suggests nanoparticles may help rewarm cryopreserved tissue 

Researchers are concerned that the syndrome may be due to drug contamination

The agency will require new warnings on medication labels

The vote was nonbinding and now moves to a five-person board 

Weeks after infection mice had shrunken testicles and lower levels of sex hormones

Wolbachia-laden bugs will be deployed in two South American cities

The results are the first from a randomized, controlled trial of the treatment

The National Labor Relations Board decision may lead to negotiations on pay, benefits and class size

The agency is reconsidering its moratorium on funding such work