The world’s best-selling drug is in line for cheaper competition — eventually
(By Damian Garde for ST A T) T he Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a lower-cost version of
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Emerging Health Issues
Beware the hype: Top scientists cautious about fighting cancer with immunotherapy
(By Sharon Begley for ST A T) N EW YORK — There’s been a lot of excitement about immunotherapy 1
Read MoreWar Studies Suggest A Concussion Leaves The Brain Vulnerable To PTSD
(By Jon Hamilton for NPR) There’s growing evidence that a physical injury to the brain can make people susceptible to
Read MoreWorld leaders pledge to tackle superbugs, but set no specific targets
(By Helen Branswell for ST A T) C ountries from around the world agreed Wednesday to take concerted efforts to
Read MoreAs profitable fentanyl industry expands in China, US negotiates to halt the deadly trade
(By Kathleen McLaughlin for ST A T) B EIJING — Top American and Chinese enforcement officials are negotiating how to
Read MoreGlobal leaders are set to put superbugs on the world stage
(Helen Branswell for ST A T) H eads of state from around the globe will gather this week to try
Read MoreCancer Immunotherapy At A Crossroads
(By Bret Stetka for NPR) It was in 1909 that Nobel Prize-winning German physician Paul Ehrlich proposed the idea that
Read MoreIn Battle Against Zika, Researchers Seek Foolproof Test For Infection
(By John Pope for Kaiser Health News) NEW ORLEANS — The Zika virus has struck fear throughout the Americas, but
Read MorePlanning for Integration of Health Care Systems
The American Health Association (AHA), on its Hospitals & health Networks website takes a look at the issue of health
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