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From protein Pop-Tarts to avocado-oil chips, a MAHA-fueled snack revolution promises healthier eating. Experts say it may mostly be illusion.
Read full article →Infectious diseases could pose serious risks for interplanetary travelers.
Read full article →The CDC’s EIS program has trained more than 4,300 people to be the next generation of public health leaders.
Read full article →The Swiss drugmaker Roche presented the latest data for its experimental multiple sclerosis drug, setting the stage for the company to seek approval.
Read full article →A company that is changing the outlook on pancreatic cancer has more promising data for treatments near-term and for a generation beyond.
Read full article →A one-time cell therapy from Kyverna Therapeutics for stiff person syndrome, a rare disease, improved mobility and reduced disabilities in a late-stage trial.
Read full article →At AACR, Revolution Medicines presented more eye-catching data about its KRAS-targeting treatment, and Anthony Letai declared the state of cancer research steady.
Read full article →Lawmakers seem poised to reject cuts to biomedical research and public health spending for a second straight year.
Read full article →Health insurers would have likely faced a financial strain by participating in the Medicare pilot.
Read full article →Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Tuesday that the U.S. military will no longer require all American troops to get the flu vaccine.
Read full article →A new Medicare prior authorization test is delaying care at Washington state hospitals – and should be scrapped, senator says.
Read full article →Naming a former Imperial Brands executive for a CDC job is the latest example, advocates say, of tobacco industry influence in Trump administration.
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