Biotech
Experimental Cancer Therapy Makes Inroads Treating Brain Cancer
The immunotherapy approach may soon be commercially available for leukemia and lymphoma
STAT
Medicine
A Year of Lives Lost to Diseases Science Has Yet to Tame
Celebrity deaths highlight challenges still facing medicine
Medicine
Trump's Doctor Speaks Out about His Most Famous Patient
"It never occurred to me that he was the oldest president"
Public Health
Demand Surges for Clinicians Serving Transgender Youth
One clinic's youngest patient is 3
Public Health
Female Doctors May Be Better for Older Patients’ Health
The findings raise questions about if those physicians' methods could be pinpointed and copied
Neurology
Repeated Anesthesia Exposure Could Hurt Young Brains, FDA Warns
The agency will require new warnings on medication labels
Policy
Trump Win Could Boost Push to Define Fertilized Eggs as People
The president-elect's pick for HHS head supports such a change
Medicine
Trump Considers FDA Chief Who Says People Should Use Medicines “At Their Own Risk”
Jim O'Neill is not a physician, but he speaks frequently at biotech industry meetings
Fitness
A Virus, Fished out of a Lake, May Have Saved a Man's Life
Phage therapy is not approved for regular use by the FDA
Biotech
Oral Arguments in CRISPR Patent Fight Slated for Today
The hearing offers each side 20 minutes to make its case
