22 Jul, 2026
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,…
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…
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…
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…
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…

Is cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome overshadowed?

The first opinion is the STAT platform for interesting, enlightening and provocative articles on wholesale life sciences, written by biotechnological initiates, health workers, researchers and others. To encourage a robust and good faith discussion on the questions raised in opinion tests, Stat publishes letters selected to the publisher received in response. You can submit a […]

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“I am sick that women do not listen”: Naga Munchetty on pain, diagnosis and conversation to your general practitioner

Viral – The Naga Munchetty GP advice that we are now using (each time.) One of the most practical and stimulating aspects of Naga’s history is the advice it shares for those who head for their general practitioner. Inspired by both personal experience and united ideas by writing his book, his approach is clear and […]

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Stat Health News: 988, assistant HHS candidate, “IVF to three parents”

Get your daily dose of health and medicine every day of the week with free morning towers of stat. Register here. As a bicycle novector, statistics on the deaths of pedestrians and cyclists in the fourth article of today have definitively annoyed me. If you drive, pay attention to people on bikes and on foot. […]

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The Trump administration should not end the suicide prevention line 988 for LGBTQ + appellants

Last month, the federal government announced that it would eliminate specialized services from the National Hotline for suicide prevention for LGBTQ + appellants – a decision that distances the vital support for some of the most risky young people in America. The end of the July 17 service is an overwhelming moment, but it should […]

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