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STAT+: At Verily, a growing line of business builds on a revolving door to the FDA

By Katie Palmer

Sipa via AP

Alphabet spinout Verily is building technology to bolster the use of real-world evidence. It is making notable hires from the FDA to do so.

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STAT+: CAR-T therapy doesn't work in all cancer cases. Scientists are starting to figure out why

By Angus Chen

Adobe

Two teams of scientists identify a possible saboteur in the mix of immune cells that were engineered to help.

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'History is repeating itself': The story of the nation's first clinic for gender-affirming surgery

By Theresa Gaffney

Nicolas AsfouriAFP/Getty Images

Nearly 60 years ago, Johns Hopkins Hospital opened a first-of-its-kind clinic to provide gender-affirming surgery.

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Opinion: Messaging — the unrecognized coefficient in pandemic control — matters

By Jim Downs and Eleanor J. Murray

Federal Art Project/Library of Congress

Public health messaging helped stop the 1920s diphtheria epidemic in New York. It can do the same for the Covid-19 pandemic today.

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