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The Trump administration has struck a deal with EMD Serono to lower drug prices — part of a larger push from the administration to expand coverage and improve affordability for fertility services,

BOSTON — Replimune Group and Capricor Therapeutics both seemed on track to receive long-awaited drug approvals from the Food and Drug Administration earlier this year.  Then, amid tumult at the agency as

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BOSTON — It was an ordinary moment, but it meant everything to the father of a little boy with the rarest of diseases.  Last month, in the final seconds of a Sunday

BANDERA, Texas — You could be forgiven for thinking Ryland Engelhart is religious.  “This is very me,” the 45-year-old says as he maneuvers his golf cart past a massive, three-dimensional heart he

BOSTON — Mike Varshavski, a family physician and content creator who goes by Doctor Mike on YouTube, has made it his mission to combat medical misinformation. He’s attracted 14 million followers by

A group of Democratic state governors has launched a new alliance aimed at coordinating their public health efforts. They’re framing it as a way to share data, messages about threats, emergency preparedness

BOSTON — It’s getting harder to trust guidance coming out of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, creating an opening for physician groups to step up and fill the void, two

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Protecting the nation’s public health demands data, whether it be new measles cases, a surge in ER visits, or shifting patterns in obesity. The most recent job cuts at the Centers for