Popular corticosteroid asthma inhaler Flovent was discontinued this month By Laura Baisas / Jan 2, 2024
A ‘brain organoid’ biochip displayed serious voice recognition and math skills By Andrew Paul / Dec 12, 2023
Law enforcements can obtain prescription records from pharmacy giants without a warrant By Andrew Paul / Dec 12, 2023
This tiny wireless wearable continuously monitors your body’s internal soundtrack By Andrew Paul / Nov 16, 2023
Poop transplants might protect vulnerable patients from superbug infections By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Nov 1, 2023
Titanium-fused bone tissue connects this bionic hand directly to a patient’s nerves By Andrew Paul / Oct 12, 2023
Viruses could be an unlikely ally in battling antibiotic-resistant bacteria By Jessica Craig / Oct 12, 2023
Centenarian blood tests give hints of the secrets to longevity By Karin Modig/The Conversation / Oct 11, 2023
Many schools stock overdose reversal meds, but others worry about stigma By Rae Ellen Bichell and Virginia Garcia Pivik/KFF Health News / Oct 8, 2023
DARPA wants to modernize how first responders do triage during disasters By Sarah Scoles / Oct 5, 2023
Afraid of needles? Check out this octopus-inspired drug patch. By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Sep 27, 2023
Neuralink’s human trials volunteers ‘should have serious concerns,’ say medical experts By Andrew Paul / Sep 21, 2023
What makes a fever an infection-busting superpower By Edmund K. LeGrand and Joe Alcock/The Conversation / Sep 17, 2023
Do I need a COVID booster? And all of your other questions answered. By Arthur Allen/KFF Health News / Sep 14, 2023
Should doctors and nurses discuss the dangers of heat? By Martha Bebinger/KFF Health News / Sep 3, 2023
This drug-delivery soft robot may help solve medical implants’ scar tissue problem By Andrew Paul / Aug 31, 2023
AI may influence whether you can get pain medication By Andy Miller and Sam Whitehead/KFF Health News / Aug 30, 2023
First-of-its-kind AI brain implant surgery helped a man regain feeling in his hand By Andrew Paul / Aug 1, 2023
Henrietta Lacks’ stolen cells changed medicine—and her family is finally getting compensated By Laura Baisas / Aug 1, 2023
Why studying horses could help humans stay healthy, too By Jane Manfredi/The Conversation / Jul 31, 2023
New weight loss drugs are confusing, expensive, and inaccessible to some older patients By Judith Graham / KFF Health News / Jul 30, 2023
Flying with human organs for transplant is tricky—a new law could help By Colleen DeGuzman/KFF Health News / Jul 24, 2023
No guts left behind: Iceland’s quest to repurpose fish waste By Lela Nargi/Hakai Magazine / Jul 19, 2023
Facebook could be tracking your online Plan B or HIV test purchases By Simon Fondrie-Teitler/The Markup , Darius Tahir / KFF Health News / Jul 3, 2023
Rural patients could suffer if the DEA restricts telehealth prescribing By Arielle Zionts/KHN / Jul 1, 2023
These organisms have a natural gene-editing system that could be more useful than CRISPR By Laura Baisas / Jun 29, 2023
Scores of critical lab tests fall into a regulatory void. The FDA is trying to close it. By Anna Clark/ProPublica / Jun 22, 2023
Men lose Y chromosomes with age, and it might increase their risk of bladder cancer By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Jun 22, 2023
Families flee states amid restrictions on gender-affirming health care By Bram Sable-Smith, Daniel Chang, Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez and Sandy West/KFF Health News / Jun 21, 2023
Why scientists have a hard time getting money to study the root causes of outbreaks By Caroline Chen / ProPublica / Jun 6, 2023
Meningitis shot that fights 5 different strains shows promise in latest trial By Laura Baisas / May 24, 2023