
UnitedHealth, CVS Push Back on Medicare Plan to Curb Remote Patient Monitoring
UnitedHealth, CVS, and Kaiser push back on Medicare's plan to require remote patient monitoring be done only by direct employees.

Health, money, habits and the ordinary business of getting through a week.

UnitedHealth, CVS, and Kaiser push back on Medicare's plan to require remote patient monitoring be done only by direct employees.

A teen's eyelid grew strange white spikes that turned out to be a tooth. A case report documents this rare ectopic tooth in the eye socket.

Big drugmakers and hungry VCs are turning fresh eyes toward osteoporosis, after years of safety fears and regulatory pressure.

Social media bans for teens are passing around the world. How will we know if they help young people's mental health?

STAT wonders if the Trump administration's MFN exemption for Lilly's GLP-1s gave Novo a hidden financial win. The answer hangs in the administration's files.

A young man's face tattoo follows him out of prison, then a new job changes his odd plans and his decision to keep it.

Epic's mortality model and Omada's future products lead STAT's Health Tech newsletter this week, exclusive to STAT+ subscribers.

New autism research funding chair has ties to a drug promoted by Trump despite sparse evidence. Ethics checks not adequate.

From misplaced Rolex watches to pasta sauce made from a pricey bottle of wine, here are 74 petty middle-class disasters confessed by real people.

A valley of Roman baths, a sequoia gift from royalty, and mineral water that fills your bottle — a quiet, enduring spot in the shadow of Slovenia's mountains.

A guest of pain cannot be named, and so it returns again and again, a lesson in the failure of language itself.

Merriam-Webster adds 1,400 new words to its dictionary, from 'looksmaxxing' to 'cuffing season.'
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