Faculty of Doctoral Research
Sanofi, one of Massachusetts’ largest pharmaceutical employers, will lay off 229 workers, according to records the company filed with the state. The workers losing their jobs have been employed with Blueprint Medicines, a Cambridge-based biotech that Sanofi acquired in a $9.1 billion deal in July 2025. The workers’ positions will be cut between Oct. 9 […]
When Atmospheric Reflections of the North was unveiled within Manchester Airport’s new Terminal 2, it introduced a new landmark at the heart of one of the UK’s largest infrastructure projects. Suspended above passengers, the installation draws inspiration from the airport’s original chandeliers, the history of Ringway and the parachutes that once descended onto the surrounding […]
 Personalized health coaching Everyone’s health journey is different, which is why Simple starts by learning about your goals and lifestyle. The app creates a plan tailored to your needs, helping you focus on realistic changes to your eating habits, movement and wellbeing rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach. Easy food logging without restrictive diet […]
I spent nearly a decade directing the FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. This role convinced me that food security and nutrition are interdependent in many ways, and that if we want to improve the health of our population, we must support both. In recent weeks, a record number of cases of cyclosporiasis […]
Si vous avez consulté Reddit et recherché des termes tels que « don d’ovules en Grèce », « FIV d’ovules de donneuse en Grèce » ou même « combien coûte la FIV en Grèce avec des ovules de donneuse ? », vous n’avez probablement pas perdu de vue qu’il existe une énorme quantité d’informations. Certains […]
Brittany Trang, Ph.D., covers AI in health and medicine: Does it actually work? Who benefits or could be harmed? She writes the weekly AI Prognosis newsletter. Follow her on Threads, Mastodon and Bluesky. You can reach Brittany on Signal at btrang.01. Nabla, the Paris-based manufacturer of ambient scribes used to automate clinical documentation, claims to […]
Art and science are often seen as opposites. One is seen as emotional, instinctive and expressive, while the other is logical, measurable and precise. Yet throughout history, the two have often worked hand in hand, with nature serving as a bridge between them. Artists study patterns, proportions and movement. Scientists observe systems, structures and behaviors. […]
For decades, getting a diagnosis of endometriosis has often meant years of debilitating symptoms, repeated visits to the GP, tests that came back “normal” and, in many cases, laparoscopic surgery to confirm the disease. This could finally start to change. In July 2026NICE has announced that two innovative tests – EndoSure And Ziwig Endotest – […]
Get your daily dose of health and medicine every weekday with STAT’s free Morning Rounds newsletter. Register here. Good morning. I dedicate the first article of today’s newsletter to a friend who suffers from what she suspects is cyclosporosis. Please feel free to forward this email to your friends who need information but are afraid […]
Sustainability has become one of the defining debates within the creative industries, and rightly so. In art, architecture and design, there is a welcome shift towards the use of reclaimed wood, recycled plastics, reclaimed metals and repurposed materials. It’s encouraging to see sustainability move from a niche consideration to an expectation. Yet at some point […]
