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Sharing an AI brain between bio labs. Fighting quantum errors. The data center backlash. There’s all that and more in this week’s Prototype.

Humana reported a third-quarter net income of $162 million as care costs for older adults in Medicare Advantage plans rose.

Democrats won Congress, but Medicaid work requirements start Jan. 1 and Trump can veto repeal. A doctor explains what can and can't change about H.R. 1's Medicaid cuts.

The FDA has now cleared four Alzheimer’s blood tests. A physician explains what each one measures, how accurate it is, who should get tested and what results really mean.

Data centers have been in our communities for decades. Today's hyperscale facilities raise new questions about electricity costs, local benefits and regulation.

Dr. Darshan Shah, CEO of Next Health, believes effective longevity medicine begins with fundamentals: nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, and metabolic health.

Women who were victorious in the 2026 midterms are poised to lead on healthcare, the fight against hunger and the financial security American families need.

Because Democrats do not hold a veto-proof supermajority, their legislative pathway to reversing decisions made in the executive branch is limited.

The Cigna Group reported third quarter net income of $1.4 billion as the company maintains a handle on its medical costs, triggering an improved financial outlook.

Oscar Health swung to a $167 million third quarter profit while eclipsing $1.2 billion in net income for the first nine months as Obamacare health plan membership grows.

HHS just eased access to BPC-157 and five other compounded peptides. A doctor explains what changed, what the evidence shows and 7 things patients should know first.

Dr. John Cowan becomes the first neurosurgeon elected to Congress. What does that mean for Georgia patients and American health care?

How could the 2026 midterm elections change child care, paid leave, Medicaid and health insurance? What the new Congress could mean for mothers and caregivers.

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.