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The government shutdown has had profound effects on public health, including the CDC's ability to provide surveillance of COVID-19, RSV and the flu

A new gene-editing technique enables the correction of multiple genetic mutations simultaneously, transforming the prospects for millions living with complex inherited diseases, such as cystic fibrosis and Tay-Sachs.

In this week’s edition of The Prototype, we look at a biotech company revolutionizing the collagen market, patching up a broken heart and more.

After receiving payments from industry, surgeons began expressing more positive attitudes towards robotic technology

Is ICHRA the 401(k) of healthcare—or just another hype cycle? This open enrollment season, here’s what employers and workers need to know about its promise and pitfalls.

Longevity and disease resistance in humans may soon be transformed by studying and emulating the genetic strategies encoded in nature’s most resilient and long-lived species.

How much impact the obesity drug price cuts will have on patients remains to be seen. What's been publicly released raises more questions than answers.

Turkish immigrant Oguzhan Atay started the company in 2016 with a focus on prenatal testing. Now, he’s expanding to cancer tests.

Agentic artificial intelligence is evolving from an advanced tool to something that resembles a living system, capable of reasoning, planning and learning across disciplines.

Oscar Health reported a $137 million loss but predicts a 2026 return to profitability as health insurers work through a period of rising costs and Washington gridlock.

Three in four Americans — and 50% of Republicans — want Congress to extend tax credits so low income Americans can afford health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Now that national public health authority appears to be eroding, there's a revival of state autonomy, in the form of coalitions of states establishing their own policy.

Adverse developmental diagnoses in infants, including autism, were higher if the mother had COVID-19 during pregnancy, according to a recent study.