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Is U.S. ready for rise in vector-borne diseases?; White House chooses ARPA-H location — sort of

March 15, 2023
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West Nile, Lyme, and other diseases are on the rise with climate change. Experts warn the U.S. is not prepared

Climate change is widening the range of disease-carrying vectors like ticks and mosquitoes, increasing West Nile, dengue, and Lyme outbreaks.

By Sara Van Note


STAT+ | Biden administration to fine manufacturers of 27 medicines for price hikes

The Biden administration will fine drugmakers who hiked prices faster than the rate of inflation on 27 medications, it announced Wednesday.

By Rachel Cohrs


STAT+ | HHS chooses a location for ARPA-H — sort of

Officials at the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health are moving ahead with plans to set up an office in the Washington, D.C. area.

By Sarah Owermohle and Rachel Cohrs



Opinion: Listen: Big changes for First Opinion

On the "First Opinion Podcast," retiring editor Pat Skerrett chats with Torie Bosch, who's just joined STAT as our new First Opinion editor.

By Patrick Skerrett and Torie Bosch


STAT+ | In Minnesota, researchers explore how to audit health AI models on a patient level

As hospitals continue to leverage AI medicine, researchers are also grappling with how to check the AI systems to protect patient safety. 

By Ambar Castillo


Opinion: AI chatbots can improve health — but only with help from humans

When it comes to providing people with accurate information, chatbots in health care need help from humans.

By Smisha Agarwal and Rose Weeks


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