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October 8, 2024
He Jiankui in his office in Sanya, in southern China, in August 2024.
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STAT+ | A pariah in science, the 'CRISPR babies' researcher gains support from a U.S. cryptocurrency entrepreneur

American's funding offer for China's He Jiankui reveals momentum to relax restrictions on controversial embryo research

By Megan Molteni


White House should declare national emergency over IV fluid shortages caused by Helene, says hospital group

With a Baxter plant shuttered by Hurricane Helene, the AHA asked the White House to declare an IV fluid shortage and invoke national emergency powers.

By Brittany Trang


STAT+ | U.S. Supreme Court asks solicitor general for views on controversial Oklahoma law for regulating PBMs

Last year, a U.S. appeals court struck down key parts of the Oklahoma law, ruling it was preempted by federal law.

By Ed Silverman



John Maraganore is the former CEO of Alnylam Therapeutics.
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STAT+ | Biotech veteran John Maraganore raises $135 million for his 'next-generation RNAi' startup

The former CEO of Alnylam Therapeutics is launching City Therapeutics, based in Cambridge, Mass. It hopes to begin clinical trials next year.

By Allison DeAngelis


STAT+ | Compounding group sues FDA for removing Lilly's obesity drug from its shortages list

The lawsuit follows an FDA announcement that Eli Lilly determined its manufacturing capacity can meet "present and projected" national demand.

By Ed Silverman


Q&A: Why the NIH is spending $30 million to counter ableism in health care

A new NIH program will allocate the funding to 10 groups over five years to examine the impact of ableism on health outcomes.

By Timmy Broderick


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STAT+ | Harris seeks to tie expanded Medicare drug price negotiation to home care, vision, hearing coverage expansion

Savings from more aggressive drug price negotiations would be used to fund a home care benefit in Medicare.

By Rachel Cohrs Zhang and John Wilkerson


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