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As part of its bid to transform the future of cancer screening and seize control of a potentially vast and increasingly competitive market, Grail announced fresh data on Friday from a large

Confusion rules in one corner of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where the purpose is the pursuit of certainty.  The National Center for Health Statistics plans and disseminates research informing

NEW YORK — Two Californians diagnosed with mpox may be the first U.S. cases resulting from the local spread of a different version of the virus, health officials said. The Long Beach

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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