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Nick Leschly, the CEO who became synonymous with the curative promise and complicated reality of gene therapy, is back with a new company. The startup, Altido Therapeutics, is trying to commercialize a

The South Carolina measles outbreak has surpassed the recorded case count in Texas’ 2025 outbreak, as health officials have logged almost 600 new cases in just over a month. The outbreak centered in northwestern

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LONDON — U.K. health officials are facing pressure to rethink how they expand the list of diseases that all newborns are screened for, a traditionally unhurried process that critics argue has led

The era of wellness content — and its frumpier, under-resourced sibling health education content — has arrived in the online influencer space with aplomb. Tune into a “Call Her Daddy” podcast episode

MINNEAPOLIS — On Sunday afternoon, as the sun shone clear and bright through another subzero day here, mourners gathered around a patch of snow on Nicollet Avenue to pay their respects to

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María Teresa Pérez Zaballos spent five years visiting doctors before she got her diagnosis. She saw a gynecologist and a neuropathic pain specialist, had her digestive system checked, and took “a ton”

William (Bill) Foege, credited by many for shepherding the smallpox eradication effort to completion, died Saturday at the age of 89. A towering figure, both literally — he was 6’ 7” — and