CDC investigator asks if America is ready for another anthrax attack
A CDC expert looks back at the 2001 anthrax letters and warns the US isn't ready for the next biothreat.
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Category: Life
Health, money, habits and the ordinary business of getting through a week.
Study Suggests A Rare Autism-Linked Genetic Disorder May Be Common Enough To Miss
A rare autism-linked genetic disorder may be far more common than thought, with thousands of cases undiagnosed.
Doctor Debunks Myths About Bone Health on ‘Healthful’ With Norah O’Donnell
A doctor debunks common myths about bone health on TV, addressing what bones are made of and what keeps them strong.
The Mangrove Wilderness That Travellers Miss
Beyond Vietnam's beaches, Con Chim Islet hides a mangrove wilderness of rare birds and ancient fishing villages.
Chiikawa’s New Collection Lets Doctors and Nurses Dress Like Anime Heroes
A hamster-like character crosses into medical apparel, with a limited range of Chiikawa scrubs for doctors and nurses.
Rakuten Medical Names Hassan Danesi Chief Medical Officer
STAT+ runs 'Up and down the ladder,' spotlighting Rakuten Medical's new CMO Hassan Danesi after one hire.
Elizabeth Alexander Traces How Dance Self-Assessment Became Poetry
Elizabeth Alexander reflects on how dance discipline — daily practice, corrections, self-honesty — shaped her poetry and writing.
CDC Data Rules Let RFK Jr. Argue the Measles Death Count Is Far Lower Than Experts Claim
The CDC now waits on death certificates for measles counts, leaving the public behind the curve. RFK Jr.'s new rule adds confusion.
Got Writer’s Block? Amy Fusselman Says Go to the Theater
A writer claims theater attendance cures writer's block, offering fresh inspiration beyond mere reading.
Mom Calls an Attendant After Passenger Asks Her to Quiet Daughter During a Late-Night Reading Session
A mom called an attendant to move a passenger who asked her to quiet her daughter's reading lesson on a night flight.
Study finds younger donor organs don’t necessarily extend life expectancy in transplant recipients
A new study finds that transplanted young hearts quickly adopt the biological age of their recipients, not the other way around.
How Big Tobacco Flooded the FDA With 175,000 Form Letters to Kill a Menthol Cigarette Ban
How Big Tobacco flooded the FDA with form letters to sink a menthol cigarette ban, and what the data reveals.