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March 7, 2023
The first class at the University of California, Davis medical school, in 1972, was predominantly white and male.
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How one medical school became remarkably diverse — without considering race in admissions

At UC-Davis, the 1972 medical class was mostly white and male. The class of 2026 is among the most diverse in the nation — without race-based admissions.

By Usha Lee McFarling


HHS has an environmental justice office. What's it doing amid East Palestine?

Federal health officials are pressing Congress to fund a new environmental justice office still working out its goals.

By Sarah Owermohle


STAT+ | In Theranos's backyard, a health tech leader takes another crack at better blood tests

Stanford's Michael Snyder has developed a way to collect tiny samples of blood for more frequent testing. He gets the Theranos comparisons.

By Mohana Ravindranath



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STAT+ | Best Buy-Atrium deal offers glimpse of tech's future in home health

Home health care is booming in the wake of the pandemic, giving tech companies an opening in areas like remote patient monitoring.

By Lizzy Lawrence


With CRISPR cures on horizon, sickle cell patients ask hard questions about who can access them

With CRISPR cures for sickle cell disease on the horizon, the gene-editing world must grapple with tough questions of equity and access.

By Megan Molteni


Opinion: The PEPFAR legacy: Lessons for global health planning from 20 years of AIDS work

PEPFAR, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, which became law 20 years ago, has helped change the face of global health.

By Peter Yeo


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