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Thanks to MAHA, whole milk en vogue again

June 21, 2025
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Why MAHA wants whole milk back on the table

In the nutrition world, the question of how whole milk compares with lower-fat options is the subject of debate. In MAHA world, it's time to embrace change.

By Sarah Todd


Nicole Verdun, seen here at a National Institutes of Health event in 2024, was serving as director of the office that reviews cell and gene therapies at the Food and Drug Administration, before she was placed on administrative leave.
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STAT+ | Disagreements over Duchenne therapy, management style may have led to ouster of key FDA official

Nicole Verdun's ouster followed a disagreement over review of cell therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, long-simmering tensions over management style.

By Adam Feuerstein, Matthew Herper, Jason Mast, and Lizzy Lawrence


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STAT+ | What's next for Sarepta Therapeutics with gene therapy under fire?

With a tragedy in the news — the death of a second child tied to the therapy — the company faces market consequences, too.

By Adam Feuerstein



STAT+ | Gilead's CEO on the approval of a powerful new drug to prevent HIV

The powerful shot, to be sold as Yeztugo, can prevent people from contracting HIV with just two doses a year.

By Matthew Herper


STAT+ | Private equity firm will finance Harvard research lab, in possible template for future

Turkish private equity firm commits $39 million to support research by Gökhan Hotamışlıgil, with option to invest in future drug candidates from his lab.

By Allison DeAngelis


STAT+ | Vinay Prasad named chief medical and science officer at FDA

Vinay Prasad is taking on top roles at the FDA, solidifying his position as a top advisor to Commissioner Marty Makary.

By Lizzy Lawrence


STAT+ | China, where obesity levels are low, becomes hotbed for weight loss drug trials

STAT's Obesity Drug Tracker update looks at how China, a country with a low percentage of overweight people, became a hotbed of weight loss drug trials.

By Allison DeAngelis


Opinion: Six former CDC vaccine advisory committee chairs warn: U.S. risks losing access to life-saving immunizations

We are witnessing a dismantling of the systems that develop, license, recommend, and monitor vaccines, according to vaccine experts.

By Grace Lee, Nancy Bennett, Jonathan Temte, Carol Baker, Myron Levin, and José Romero


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