Opinion: The miracle of curing Alzheimer’s? No longer an impossibility. – MarketWatch
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U.S. vaccine policy could see big changes in 2026
WASHINGTON — Vaccine policy has become a key issue for the Trump administration, especially under the leadership of…
Pfizer, FDA, BioMarin, worst CEO of 2025: Readout Newsletter
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Employers drop obesity drug coverage as cash-pay programs grow
When HCA Healthcare, one of the largest hospital systems in the U.S., recently told employees it would stop…
FDA voucher program has led to political interference in drug reviews, staffers say
WASHINGTON — A new program intended to fast-track drug reviews at the Food and Drug Administration is quickly…
UnitedHealth Group releases results of independent audit
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Pharma’s ‘Dr. Optimistic’ is worried about the industry’s future
In July 2006, The New York Times sent young reporter Alex Berenson to Pfizer to interview me about…
Eli Lilly obesity pill maintains weight loss after Wegovy, ZepboundÂ
Eli Lilly on Thursday said its closely watched obesity pill helped patients maintain the majority of their weight…
Mutual mistrust: FDA staff wary as Høeg becomes top drug regulator
WASHINGTON — In 2008, Tracy Beth Høeg, then a resident physician and ultramarathon runner, expressed dismay at vice…
Eli Lilly to build $6 billion Alabama manufacturing plant
Eli Lilly CEO David A. Ricks speaks at a press conference at Generation Park in Houston, Monday, Sept.…
Embattled FDA official defends vaccine plan in closed-door remarks
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RFK Jr.’s vaccine panel to vote on hepatitis B shot for babies
U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. looks on as he attends a press…