Recent drone sightings and unclear reporting structures highlight a significant vulnerability in Europe’s offshore wind power sector, particularly in the North Sea.
Tracy Beth Høeg's resignation from the FDA's drug center follows the recent departure of Commissioner Marty Makary, highlighting a troubling leadership gap within the agency.
A recent interdisciplinary effort has led to the identification of a doctor among the victims of the Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD, highlighting ancient medical practices.
The pharmaceutical industry is witnessing various changes, including new hires and promotions. Ailux has appointed Maria Belvisi as its chief scientific officer.
As personalized health technologies evolve, understanding their potential benefits and drawbacks becomes essential. This editorial explores the latest developments in this field.
This editorial explores the federal government's Vaccine Injury Compensation Program and the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program, highlighting their history and ongoing policy discussions.
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 the latest Pharmalittle update, the U.S. is applying pressure on Germany regarding drug pricing policies, alongside notable changes within the FDA and developments in biotech clinical trials.
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.
Queen Margrethe, known for her efforts to modernize the Danish monarchy, has been hospitalized for angioplasty amid ongoing health challenges.
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.
Kylian Mbappe is set to lead France in the upcoming World Cup as coach Didier Deschamps reveals a 26-man squad for the tournament in North America.
The DOJ has accused Yale and UCLA medical schools of potentially discriminatory admissions practices against white and Asian applicants, highlighting ongoing debates about equity in education.
Recent research indicates that both insufficient and excessive sleep may accelerate the ageing process and contribute to various health issues. Understanding our sleep needs is crucial for healthy ageing.
Wes Streeting's resignation as Health Secretary raises questions about the future of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership within the Labour Party.
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 recent exploration, Kathleen Edwards revisits her debut album Failer, reflecting on early songs and the journey of her musical evolution over the past 27 years.
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.
In a significant development, BeOne has received FDA approval for its lymphoma treatment. Meanwhile, Regenxbio is making strides in Duchenne gene therapy, among other biotech updates.
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.