| | | |  | STAT readers, we want to hear from you. We're putting together a list of books and podcasts that deal with health, medicine, and the life sciences that would be great to check out this summer. Submit your pick here. | | | | By Katie Palmer Molly Ferguson for STAT Cue Health rode Covid-19 to an NBA deal and a $3 billion valuation. Now it faces layoffs and a rocky financial future. Read More | | By Helen Branswell Anupam Nath/AP The agency is seeking the advice of its panel of vaccine experts, the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee. Read More | | By Andrew Joseph Alex Hogan/STAT At issue was what threshold doctors had to cross for their prescribing patterns to go beyond treatment into what is effectively drug dealing. Read More | | Sponsor content by American Heart Association 90% of Americans support the No Surprises Act. Lawmakers must keep it strong. The No Surprises Act is protecting millions of patients from the burden of surprise medical bills and helping them afford the care they need. Now special interests are fighting to weaken it, putting families at risk. Congress and the White House must protect the No Surprises Act. Learn what's at stake. | | By Ed Silverman Rich Pedroncell/AP Health care clinics, pharmacies, and lab testing facilities illegally obtained and resold thousands of bottles of two HIV prevention pills. Read More | | By Nicholas St. Fleur Keisha Okafor for STAT This episode of the "Color Code" podcast explores the story of Vertus Hardiman, who was permanently damaged by medical racism. Read More | | By Nileena Velappan Adobe Identifying common features among black swan outbreaks can serve as warning signs of future pandemics or unusually devastating outbreaks. Read More | | By Cliff A. Megerian and Peter Pronovost Adobe Hospitals will have trouble getting back to some semblance of normal with the 1% cut in Medicare payments slated to go into effect July 1. Read More | |
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