Clinical AI, drug discovery, devices, and regulatory approvals.
A UCL-led study finds that children born to single mothers who used medically assisted reproduction have comparable birth outcomes to those of partnered mothers who conceived naturally.
A new analysis using higher-quality evidence finds no causal link between prenatal acetaminophen use and autism or ADHD, contradicting earlier observational studies.
A proposed policy would embed veteran identification into existing accreditation processes for drug and alcohol treatment providers, making veterans easier to recognize and support.
Genentech's chief marketing officer describes AI as a tool to accelerate insights and close the 'last mile gap' in patient engagement.
Funding will cover the final stages of a pivotal trial for Anaconda Biomed's endovascular device.
New settlements with NYU Langone and UPMC show how the Justice Department's legal offensive is pushing hospitals to stop gender-affirming care for minors.
A new five-year phase of the Young Health Programme brings AstraZeneca's total investment in youth health above $100 million.
The approval of FAYUVI gives patients with this rare, fatal childhood disease a first-ever targeted treatment.
New research suggests trauma-related behavioral problems in adolescence raise the risk of smoking, substance use, and poor diet in young people.
MD Anderson researchers uncover a dual role for B7-H3 in prostate cancer immune evasion, pointing to a combined targeted therapy.
A new device delivers electrical stimulation to the vestibular system, offering a potential home-based treatment for PTSD.
A new injectable system from Boston Children's Hospital keeps anesthetic nerve blocks effective for two to three weeks, far beyond the usual hours-long window.
A regulatory change and frustration with existing therapies are drawing drugmakers and VCs back to bone health.
A rural hospital chain backed by private equity is becoming a nonprofit, a first for an entire chain, raising questions about whether the move chiefly benefits patients or investors.
An opinion piece argues that the U.S. lacks a formal reproductive psychiatry workforce, leaving mentally ill mothers under-supported.
UnitedHealth, CVS, and Kaiser Permanente urge CMS to allow contractors in remote patient monitoring rather than impose a blanket ban.
A randomized trial found that sending prescribers an advisory letter based on a pharmacist-led medication review improved medication use in older adults with cancer.
A new study shows U.S. mortality rates have long exceeded peer nations and are worsening, particularly among young adults and in specific regions.