STAT+ | Trump has ‘shaken the hell’ out of the 80-year research pact between the government and universities. What now?

After a year of grant cancellations, DEI bans, layoffs, and increased politicization of science, what comes next? Part 1 of 'American Science, Shattered.'

By Megan Molteni, Anil Oza, and J. Emory Parker

A single shot of HPV vaccine may be enough to fight cervical cancer, study finds

New findings from a huge study in Costa Rica could help spur global efforts to protect more girls and young women in low-income countries.

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STAT+ | What to expect at the ASH meeting, and some thoughts on the FDA’s Richard Pazdur

In this week's edition of "Adam's Biotech Scorecard," Adam addresses the latest FDA twist and gets ready for the American Society of Hematology meeting.

By Adam Feuerstein

Breanna Cutright, 18, was an ambassador for the anti-tobacco smoking program Raze until its funding was cut: “Why does no one see how important this is?”

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What West Virginia teens lost when CDC cuts ended their fight against Big Tobacco

CDC closure of the Office on Smoking and Health hit a teenaged activist hard. Her story is told in Part 3 of the STAT series "American Science, Shattered."

By Sarah Todd

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