Feb 26, 2026
Brain Implants and Rare Disease Drugs Face Regulatory Hurdles
The FDA is facing criticism for its recent rejections of rare disease drugs and brain implant technologies, sparking debate over the agency's regulatory approach.
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Feb 12, 2026
UK Healthcare in Crisis: Neglect, Debt, and Deadly Drugs
Inquests reveal medical neglect, pharmacists struggle with debt, and synthetic drugs claim lives
Jul 12, 2026
Clinical trial set to test two drugs for fast-growing Ebola outbreak
A dispatch from the frontlines of healthcare, from clinical trials for Ebola to systemic failures in maternity care and the urgent need for universal energy access.
Jun 21, 2026
Smart contact lens monitors eye pressure and delivers glaucoma drugs in early tests
New Treatments and Technologies Emerge Amidst Strike Delays and Cost Concerns
Jun 21, 2026
STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about top pharma lobbyist stepping down, genes and GLP-1 drugs, and more
Pharmaceutical lobby leader steps down, Medicare funding sparks debate, and biotech VCs face disruption
Jun 20, 2026
STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about a review of Alzheimer’s drugs, FDA interest in compounded peptides, and more
Recent studies and reports shed light on Alzheimer's treatments, COVID-19 vaccine success, and concerns over IBS medications
Jun 15, 2026
STAT+: FDA approves Colorado’s plan to import cheaper drugs from Canada
Recent developments in healthcare policy, mental health support, and medical technology are transforming the way we approach health and wellness.
May 30, 2026
Are Weight-Loss Drugs the Answer to the Obesity Epidemic?
Experts weigh in on the efficacy and risks of new treatments
Mar 14, 2026
STAT+: The FDA is targeting telehealth marketing of GLP-1 drugs. Who’s prescribing them?
FDA targets telehealth marketing, GPs open up about mental health concerns, and the biotech industry marks 50 years
Feb 26, 2026
Would you feel comfortable talking to your boss if you had a problem with alcohol or other drugs?
From Ancient Land Plants to Modern-Day Health Concerns, Research Explores the Unknown
Feb 24, 2026
Is the War on Drugs Failing Amid Rising Violence and Cartel Power?
As US spends over $1 trillion, critics question effectiveness and call for new approaches
Jan 29, 2026
Tesla's Shift from Automaker to Autonomy Company: RBC's Perspective and the Rise of Affordable GLP-1 Drugs
Tesla is reinventing itself as a technology company focusing on autonomy. The rise of affordable oral medications like RO's GLP-1 is transforming the pharmaceutical industry.
May 20, 2025
Scientists Uncover Surprising Discoveries in Animal Kingdom, From Diabetes Drugs to DNA Bridges
Recent studies have shed new light on the fascinating world of animals, revealing unexpected connections between species and groundbreaking discoveries that challenge our current understanding of the natural world. From the use of diabetes medication to boost egg production in chickens to the intricate mechanisms of DNA bridge removal in cells, these findings have significant implications for our understanding of biology and conservation.
Jun 20, 2026
UK Sets Minimum Age for Puberty Blocker Trial Amid Safety Concerns
Researchers to enroll children aged 11 and above in clinical trial assessing risks and benefits of puberty-blocking drugs
Jun 15, 2026
This Week in Science: Surprising Discoveries and New Insights
From millipedes to parrots, and from sugar-free diets to weight loss drugs, the latest scientific findings are shedding new light on our world
Feb 24, 2026
A World in Turmoil: News from the Front Lines
From the devastating loss of a beloved actor to the ongoing struggles in Ukraine and the War on Drugs, the world is grappling with complex issues that demand our attention.
Feb 7, 2026
Science and Education Intersect: Breakthroughs in Computing, AI, and Oceanography, and Rethinking the Role of Breaks in Schools
From the development of a light-based computer that operates at room temperature to the use of AI in designing therapeutic drugs, scientists are making strides in various fields. Meanwhile, researchers are also exploring the importance of breaks in schools and how they can be considered part of the learning process. Additionally, computer simulations are helping us better understand the impact of hurricane currents on surface waves.
Jan 27, 2026
Three Real Estate Brothers Accused of Drugging and Raping Women in 12-Year Stretch
The trial of Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander began on January 25. They are accused of using drugs, luxury accommodations, and brute force to lure women into situations of rape over a 12-year period. The defense argued that the women were engaging in consensual sex.
Jan 25, 2026
Five ways weight-loss jabs are changing spending habits
Businesses are adapting to the rise in popularity of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss. In reality TV, it's not just what contestants say or do that influences their fellow players - it's also how they dress.