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January 26, 2023
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After nearly 4 years of deliberation, FDA punts on how to regulate CBD

The FDA is giving up on trying to figure out a way to regulate CBD on its own, and formally calling on Congress for help.

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STAT+ | ChatGPT in health care: 5 burning questions about the buzzy new tool

How could ChatGPT be deployed in health and science? Here's STAT's guide to the new technology's potential and risks.

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Watch: How do the new obesity drugs work?

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Opinion: A dangerous loophole for drug ads needs to be closed

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