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“We can document honestly and still wind up inflating hospital bills,” writes a frustrated doctor.
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“We can document honestly and still wind up inflating hospital bills,” writes a frustrated doctor.
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Federal judges pushed back against the government's arguments in a Medicare Advantage case.
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Why is health insurance so expensive? Read the latest stort in STAT's "Out of Pocket, Out of Reach" series to find out.
Scott Olson/Getty Images By Meghana KeshavanOct. 5, 2026 Biotech Correspondent Meghana Keshavan[email protected]Meghana Keshavan covers biotech and contributes to The Readout newsletter. Want to stay ...
Vaxcyte said its pneumococcal vaccine hit the primary endpoints in a Phase 3 clinical trial, setting up a competition with Pfizer and Merck
Vaxcyte said its experimental pneumococcal vaccine hit the primary endpoints in a Phase 3 clinical trial, setting up the biotech to compete with Pfizer and Merck.
Adobe By Amanda EricksonOct. 5, 2026 News Editor Amanda Erickson[email protected]Amanda Erickson is a news editor at STAT. Get your daily dose of health and medicine every weekday with STAT’s free new...
Scientists have developed a new type of architecture for quantum computing chips, and it could pave the way for machines capable of large-scale processing.
Schadenfreude, or pleasure at seeing another's pain, is a complex emotion. So can animals besides humans experience it?
Four pathogens account for most infection-related cancers, a new study highlights, but the tools to prevent them range from well-established vaccines to treatments still under development.
Live Science spoke with neuroscientist Argel Aguilar-Valles about recent research exploring psychedelics as a treatment for mild head trauma.
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