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The political landscape in the U.K. may influence drug pricing strategies, while the U.S. continues to press Germany for higher drug payments, amidst other health developments.
In recent health news, the legality of mail-order abortion pills persists, while the Africa CDC has announced an Ebola outbreak in the DRC, among other updates.
Researchers from James Cook University reveal how a collaborative playlist helped cycling enthusiasts maintain social connections during pandemic lockdowns, offering insights into mental health support.
The latest episode of 'The Readout LOUD' delves into significant health politics, highlighting Marty Makary's recent departure from the FDA and the implications for Senator Cassidy's position.
In a significant move towards reducing animal testing, the CDC plans to transfer more than 160 macaques to Born Free USA, a nonprofit sanctuary in Texas.
This edition of STAT Health Tech examines the reasons behind the absence of major digital health companies from Medicare's ACCESS pilot program, alongside other industry updates.
A recent survey sheds light on the evolving partnerships between state Medicaid programs and public health agencies, revealing shared priorities and community health advancements.
A recent KFF Health Tracking Poll shows that many adults lack confidence in the independence of government health agencies responsible for food and drug safety, raising concerns about public health oversight.
The 1926 general strike in Britain faced mixed weather conditions, with a warm spell easing some challenges, while colder weather could have exacerbated the situation.
Two doctors from the CDC have addressed public fears regarding a hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship, asserting that the overall risk to the public remains low.
Research highlights the importance of measuring PFAS levels in firefighter equipment, as wear and tear may affect the presence of these harmful 'forever chemicals'.
Vice President JD Vance has announced a deferral of $1.3 billion in Medicaid reimbursements to California, citing suspicions of fraud in federal health programs.
The emergence of hantavirus presents a significant challenge for public health. Drawing from personal experience in a biocontainment setting, the urgency for effective action is clear.
Adam Goodcoff argues that hospitals should allow doctors more freedom to address health misinformation on social media platforms.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has announced a temporary halt in the enrollment of new hospice and home health providers, effective May 13, 2026.
A recent brief highlights the trends in Medicaid behavioral health coverage, emphasizing the treatment models for serious mental illness and the financial challenges ahead.
While iodine deficiency may seem like a relic of the past, it is resurfacing as a significant health issue, particularly affecting specific groups such as vegans, vegetarians, and pregnant women.
Marty Makary's resignation from the FDA has raised questions about his understanding of the role. STAT's Matthew Herper offers insights into his controversial tenure.
A recent analysis by Crisis Text Line indicates that male texters are significantly less likely to seek help for suicidal thoughts compared to their female counterparts.
As incidents of fires linked to improper battery disposal increase, states are debating who should bear the financial responsibility for managing this hazardous waste.