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News that CVS Health was splitting into two companies could pressure UnitedHealth Group and others to sell off some assets or separate them into a new company.

A study reactivated silenced genes in Prader-Willi patient-derived cells and improved some functions in mice, pointing toward a possible treatment strategy.

Billy Evans’ startup Haemanthus says it’s not “Theranos 2.0.” But reporting by Forbes on cofounders Lauren Friedman Stat, a Palantir board member and longtime friend of Holmes, and her physician husband David Stat, raises questions.

Democrats who favor government-run public health insurance options and Medicare for All have gained momentum after winning seats in the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives.

CVS Health will split into two companies, putting its more than 9,000 drugstores under one business and its Aetna health insurance and pharmacy benefit operations into another.

If you wanted to stress the human brain, you'd struggle to beat election night. Uncertainty, dread, and a refresh button keep your nervous system on high alert.

Mammogen CEO Elizabeth Cormier-May plans to sell a $500 RNA blood test directly to women with dense breasts, backed by a pension-led Series A and a 2,600-woman trial.

Ossium Health pioneered a way to cryopreserve bone marrow and completed more than two dozen successful transplants. Now it wants to scale up its technology so anyone who needs bone marrow can access it quickly.

Since her crash at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, alpine skier Lindsey Vonn has gone through eight surgeries and has had to manage major pain all along the way.

What should voters ask doctors in politics? Explore how medical training can inform leadership, judgment and accountability in public office.

Apparent changes to the terms of use for Dexcom's glucose monitoring app sparked confusion and concerns about patients' rights regarding privacy and data.

New research raises questions about how aligning our schedules with the sun—as Standard Time does—affects mental health, workplace productivity and the broader economy.

A plant study reveals that some mRNAs regulate other genes without making proteins, challenging the divide between messenger RNA and regulatory RNA.

Former NFL tight end Julius Thomas realized that external success could not fill internal gaps, leading him to earn a PhD in clinical psychology.

Rising un- and underinsured rates call into question sustainability of a system that costs Americans much more out-of-pocket every year and yields subpar health outcomes.