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Investigation: The race-based algorithms deciding who gets medical care

September 3, 2024

Doctors use problematic race-based algorithms to guide care every day. Why are they so hard to change?

A look at the common use of race in medical decision-making tools, and the difficulty of revising clinical algorithms to reduce bias.

By Katie Palmer and Usha Lee McFarling


STAT+ | Recursion presents mixed data on lead AI-derived drug candidate for potentially fatal brain condition

The drug is for cerebral cavernous malformation, a potentially fatal condition that causes brain vessels to become enlarged and irregular

By Allison DeAngelis


STAT+ | European court sides with Illumina, saying regulators overstepped in scrutiny of Grail deal

Illumina has already divested Grail, but it will no longer have to pay a major fine as a result of the court ruling.

By Andrew Joseph



Kathy Giusti at her home in New Canaan, Conn. She is a former pharmaceutical company executive, a two-time cancer survivor, co-founder of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, and author of
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STAT+ | Diagnosed with cancer, a pharmaceutical executive became a patient advocate and changed drug development. It took decades

Kathy Giusti, a cancer survivor, author of "Fatal to Fearless," and a former pharma exec, has raised $600 million for multiple myeloma research.

By Matthew Herper


STAT+ | Greece's antitrust regulator probes Novartis over practices tied to a pricey eye drug

The company directly harmed the country, competitors, as well as consumers and patients, antitrust officials maintained.

By Ed Silverman


STAT+ | Vaxcyte shares boom as one of biotech's big David vs. Goliath stories heats up

In the small study, the company's vaccine outperformed Pfizer's current version of Prevnar, causing shares to rocket up 36%.

By Matthew Herper


Laurie Glimcher, a highly regarded immunologist, will stay at Dana-Farber to continue her work in the lab she oversees.
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STAT+ | Dana-Farber CEO Laurie Glimcher to step down, saying 'we must look to the next generation'

Glimcher's tenure was capped by her surprise split with Dana-Farber's longtime partner, Brigham and Women's Hospital.

By Larry Edelman


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