State laws criminalizing abortion have put doctors under intense scrutiny and made them fearful, with implications that extend well beyond abortion. 'A scary time': Fear of prosecution forces doctors to choose between protecting themselves or their patients By Olivia Goldhill Meg Kinnard/AP Physicians risk losing their license and potentially prison time if they violate these laws, so doctors and hospitals are taking no chances. Read More STAT+: VC deals and valuations begin falling apart amid biotech's stock shock By Allison DeAngelis Mike Reddy for STAT After raking in record amounts of capital over the last two years, VCs are seeing signs that the capital could dry up. Read More STAT+: FDA to convene second panel of outside experts to review Amylyx Pharma's ALS treatment By Adam Feuerstein Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images The FDA’s decision to schedule a second advisory panel for the same drug is unusual, particularly during the same review period. Read More Sponsor content by STAT Events Democrats’ Last Chance for Drug Pricing Reform? The drug pricing debate remains a central conversation in Congress. On July 20, STAT sits down with key decision-makers about the latest developments from Capitol Hill and the White House. Join them. In a boost for species conservation, freeze-dried mouse cells produce healthy pups By Megan Molteni University of Yamanashi Somatic cells — not just sperm or eggs — can be used to clone healthy mice, even after being freeze-dried and stored for up to nine months. Read More STAT+: The biotech scorecard for the third quarter: 18 stock-moving events to watch By Adam Feuerstein Ryan Pierse/Getty Images There's plenty to watch out for in the months ahead, including a readout from Alnylam Pharmaceuticals and another from Karuna Therapeutics. Read More STAT+: The Q3 health tech tracker: 11 key industry events and debates to watch By Mohana Ravindranath and Katie Palmer Photo by KEREM YUCEL/AFP via Getty Images STAT has your guide to the health tech industry events, deals, and discussions to watch in the third quarter. Read More Opinion: The accuracy of pulse oximeters shouldn't depend on a person's skin color By A. Ian Wong Adobe Pulse oximeters are less accurate when measuring the blood oxygen level of people with darker skin. Makers need to fix that problem. Read More STAT+: Anebulo Pharma says study supports development of its pill as an antidote for cannabis intoxication By Adam Feuerstein Jessica Rinaldi/The Boston Globe The company, based in Austin, Texas, believes its medicine could be used as a potential antidote for cannabis intoxication. Read More Tuesday, July 5, 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
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