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Mashup Score: 9CDC says H5N1 bird flu sample shows mutations that may help the virus bind to cells in the upper airways of people - 3 hour(s) ago
The CDC said Thursday that the mutations, detected in a sample taken from a Louisiana patient, may help bind the virus to the upper airways in people.
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In STAT’s “jealousy list” for 2024, STAT staffers explain what makes a selection of stories they read in other publications so compelling.
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Ugh - we were really jealous this year. Check out the stories we wish we wrote in 2024. https://t.co/4d3JiHEaoN
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Mashup Score: 1Happy holidays! Get your first 3 months of STAT+ for $10. - 9 hour(s) ago
For a limited time only, get three months of STAT+ for just $10.
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Subscribe to STAT+ and enjoy unlimited access to award-winning journalism, premium data tools, and exclusive analysis of biotech, pharma, and the life sciences. https://t.co/MayOAQa0KU
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Mashup Score: 2Three issues to watch in global health in 2025 - 10 hour(s) ago
Three issues to watch in global health in 2025: H5N1 bird flu, mpox, and U.S. influence on the global stage.
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So what does 2025 have in store for us on the global health front? https://t.co/5FxbgFUkHH
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Mashup Score: 4Health Care's Colossus: Inside STAT's investigation of UnitedHealth - 10 hour(s) ago
The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has sparked extraordinary public interest in the nation’s health insurance industry. Much of the outcry
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AI claim denials, market dominance — and the long shadow of a fatal CEO shooting Inside STAT’s investigations of UnitedHealth https://t.co/LWU3SyAhoD
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In STAT’s “jealousy list” for 2024, STAT staffers explain what makes a selection of stories they read in other publications so compelling.
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In STAT's "jealousy list" for 2024, STAT staffers explain what makes a selection of stories they read in other publications so compelling. https://t.co/keVNjuHETh
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Mashup Score: 03 trends to watch in biotech in 2025 - 16 hour(s) ago
STAT ‘3 to Watch’ series looks at biotech industry issues in 2025: Trump administration uncertainties, pharma deals in China, next-gen obesity medications.
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STAT '3 to Watch' series looks at biotech industry issues in 2025: Trump administration uncertainties, pharma deals in China, next-gen obesity medications. https://t.co/UZSFbtNB10
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Mashup Score: 6Three issues to watch in global health in 2025 - 17 hour(s) ago
Three issues to watch in global health in 2025: H5N1 bird flu, mpox, and U.S. influence on the global stage.
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Three issues to watch in global health in 2025: H5N1 bird flu, mpox, and U.S. influence on the global stage. https://t.co/PDkQ7BRq4D
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Mashup Score: 11Prepare now to use convalescent plasma for the next pandemic - 17 hour(s) ago
Whether the next pandemic is caused by H5N1 bird flu or something else, we must prepare now to use convalescent plasma to treat patients.
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Whether the next pandemic is caused by H5N1 bird flu or something else, we must prepare now to use convalescent plasma to treat patients. https://t.co/ylkMahpSqH
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Mashup Score: 11How retractions get weaponized on social media - 3 day(s) ago
Retractions are meant to maintain trust in science — but on social media, they’re often used to reinforce anti-science bias
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Retractions are meant to maintain trust in science — but on social media, they're often used to reinforce anti-science bias https://t.co/PAz5lIQ9Dx
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The CDC said Thursday that the mutations, detected in a sample taken from a Louisiana patient, may help bind the virus to the upper airways in people. https://t.co/OytDCxEWIV