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How disease experts are responding to Covid nearly 3 years in; Northwest Bio study of cancer vaccine still falls short

  

 

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How infectious disease experts are responding to Covid nearly three years in

By Helen Branswell

John Moore/Getty Images

With Thanksgiving only days away, STAT asked infectious diseases experts how they're handling the risk of catching Covid at this point.

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STAT+: Northwest Bio study of brain cancer vaccine still falls short

By Adam Feuerstein

Molly Ferguson/STAT

Data involving the treatment called DCVax might appear to be encouraging, but they're based on a post-hoc analysis.

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Sporting night vision goggles, a scientist probes the internal clocks that help parasites infect people

By Allessandra DiCorato

Fernando Augusto

Filipa Rijo-Ferreira, a 2022 STAT Wunderkind, is studying how the circadian rhythms of parasites influence their ability to infect hosts.

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STAT+: Patient groups push federal government to enforce health care price estimates

By Bob Herman

Adobe

Consumer groups want the government to force providers and insurers to give patients price and cost estimates before they get care.

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Watch: This small-town pharmacy may be a model for more affordable drugs

By Hyacinth Empinado

Matthew Orr/STAT

Honest Rx operates like any other pharmacy in the United States — with one big exception. It does not accept health insurance.

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The case for universal oral health coverage, according to a new WHO report

By Ambar Castillo

OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images

Oral health has been on healthcare's back burner for decades, advocates say. A new WHO report could change that.

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Opinion: Congress: Confront the superbug crisis and pass PASTEUR

By Carlos del Rio

STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images

Researchers need to be developing many more, new antimicrobial drugs right now, but they are dangerously behind schedule.

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mRNA revolutionized the race for a Covid-19 vaccine. Could cancer be next?

By Jonathan Wosen

Lorna McInroy/Wellcome

The unprecedented success of mRNA Covid vaccines is raising hopes that the technology could lead to new and better vaccines against cancer.

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