New worries about elderly people taking hallucinogens; device offers hope for patients with Down syndrome and sleep apnea

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A psychedelic therapist allegedly took millions from a Holocaust survivor, highlighting worries about elders taking hallucinogens By Olivia Goldhill Mike Reddy for STAT STAT's investigation highlights the need for clear regulations around the use of psychedelics and the people who supervise patients. Read More For kids with Down syndrome, a new device offers hope for treating difficult sleep problems By Theresa Gaffney Courtesy Dougherty family Researchers are testing a pacemaker-like device to treat sleep apnea in kids with Down syndrome. Many have health issues tied to the sleep condition. Read More N.C. becomes second U.S. state to report unusual cases of hepatitis in kids By Helen Branswell CDC/ Dr. R. Haraszti Health authorities in the U.S. and some European countries cautioned doctors to be on the lookout for more cases. Read More Sponsor content by STAT Events Battle scars: The journey from lab to patient's bedside Join STAT on May 3 in Boston to explore the challenges, and the unique opportunities for new approaches, solutions, and partnerships, of the drug development process. This in-person program will bring together a diverse group of individuals to share their perspectives about the drug development process. Stay once the conversation is complete for a networking and cocktail reception with STAT and your fellow attendees. Get your ticket now (and save 40% as a STAT+ subscriber). STAT+: Multiple myeloma is usually detected late. Some researchers think a precursor could help catch it early By Angus Chen National Cancer Institute/NIH Some scientists are focusing on an antibody anomaly as possible means for early detection of blood cancers. Others are skeptical. Read More Opinion: STAT+: Pharma's role in value-based care starts with value-based research By Scott Swain and Kristin M. Zimmerman Savill and Bruce Feinberg Adobe A value-based care model cannot be generated from traditional trials alone. Something new — value-based research — is needed. Read More Thursday, April 21, 2022       1 Exchange Pl, Suite 201, Boston, MA 02109 ©2022, All Rights Reserved. I no longer wish to receive STAT emails Update Email Preferences | Contact Us | View In Browser