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Special Report Angus Chen

This clinical trial wanted to end breast cancer disparities. But first it needed to enroll Black women

Special Report Andrew Joseph

To protect people with addiction from discrimination, the Justice Dept. turns to a long-overlooked tool: the ADA

Special Report Todd Feathers, Simon Fondrie-Teitler, Angie Waller, and Surya Mattu — The Markup

Facebook is receiving sensitive medical information from hospital websites

Special Report Angus Chen

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Hospitals have been financially propping up medical schools, but now it’s squeezing their bottom lines

Special Report Lev Facher

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Special Report Rachel Cohrs

Why formally ending the pandemic is going to be a huge headache for the entire health care system

Special Report Usha Lee McFarling

The nation hasn’t made much progress on health equity. These leaders forged ahead anyway

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How a decades-old database became a hugely profitable dossier on the health of 270 million Americans

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Special Report Damian Garde

It’s the cardiovascular version of Alzheimer’s — and, for a biotech with a promising drug, it could be a windfall

Special Report Olivia Goldhill — STAT and Rosa Furneaux and Madlen Davies — TBIJ

‘Naively ambitious’: How COVAX failed on its promise to vaccinate the world

Special Report Bethany Mollenkof

A hospital, and a family, lost during the pandemic

Special Report Bethany Mollenkof

A community pioneer lost, and remembered

Special Report Bethany Mollenkof

The land as medicine

Special Report Bethany Mollenkof

The Guardian of the Glades

Special Report Bethany Mollenkof

DISTANCED: Pandemic stories of Black life in the rural South

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Special Report Lev Facher

‘It’s soul-draining’: Health workers deployed to Covid hot zones are overwhelmed by deaths among the unvaccinated

Exclusive Adam Feuerstein, Matthew Herper and Damian Garde

Inside ‘Project Onyx’: How Biogen used an FDA back channel to win approval of its polarizing Alzheimer’s drug

Special Report Nicholas St. Fleur and Hyacinth Empinado

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Special Report Nicholas St. Fleur

Chadwick Boseman’s tragedy is America’s tragedy: In colorectal cancer hot spots, young men are dying at higher rates

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Pharma funded more than 2,400 state lawmaker campaigns in 2020, new STAT analysis finds

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As Covid dissipates in the U.S., cold and flu viruses may return with a vengeance

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This clinical trial wanted to end breast cancer disparities. But first it needed to enroll Black women

To protect people with addiction from discrimination, the Justice Dept. turns to a long-overlooked tool: the ADA

Facebook is receiving sensitive medical information from hospital websites

‘How do you decide?’: Cancer treatment’s CAR-T crisis has patients dying on a waitlist

Hospitals have been financially propping up medical schools, but now it’s squeezing their bottom lines

NIH’s identity crisis: The pandemic and the search for a new leader leave the agency at a crossroads

Why formally ending the pandemic is going to be a huge headache for the entire health care system

The nation hasn’t made much progress on health equity. These leaders forged ahead anyway

How a decades-old database became a hugely profitable dossier on the health of 270 million Americans

Jolting the brain’s circuits with electricity is moving from radical to almost mainstream therapy. Some crucial hurdles remain

It’s the cardiovascular version of Alzheimer’s — and, for a biotech with a promising drug, it could be a windfall

‘Naively ambitious’: How COVAX failed on its promise to vaccinate the world

A hospital, and a family, lost during the pandemic

A community pioneer lost, and remembered

The land as medicine

The Guardian of the Glades

DISTANCED: Pandemic stories of Black life in the rural South

‘Change is messy’: Inside the tumultuous efforts to stabilize BIO, the biotech lobby

‘It’s soul-draining’: Health workers deployed to Covid hot zones are overwhelmed by deaths among the unvaccinated

Inside ‘Project Onyx’: How Biogen used an FDA back channel to win approval of its polarizing Alzheimer’s drug

Watch: An unusual 30th birthday gift: Why I got a colonoscopy so young — and documented every step

Chadwick Boseman’s tragedy is America’s tragedy: In colorectal cancer hot spots, young men are dying at higher rates

Pharma funded more than 2,400 state lawmaker campaigns in 2020, new STAT analysis finds

As Covid dissipates in the U.S., cold and flu viruses may return with a vengeance

Shuttered hospitals, soaring Covid-19 deaths: Rural Black communities lose a lifeline in the century’s worst health crisis

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