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This year, as in past years, we’ve found inspiring stories and innovative research. All are blazing new trails as they attempt to answer some of the biggest questions in science and medicine. Meet the 2026 #STATWunderkinds! statnews.com/wunderkinds/
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"I am here today to uncover my pathway to a successful outcome after a high-risk melanoma diagnosis in 2019." After a melanoma diagnosis, mRNA cancer vaccine delivered a patient hope — and a path forward bit.ly/4Bnre9O
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Roche and Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group plan to develop a portfolio of antibody-drug conjugates. Roche will pay $400 million to Hansoh upfront, then $110 million at the first anniversary of the deal, and eventually up to $15 billion if milestones are met. trib.al/DhpWDfr
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Exploring Elizabeth Holmes' uncanny power to persuade, a reporter who saw it firsthand dissects why society confuses authenticity, honesty, and truth. statnews.com/2026/10/20/eliz…
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So all the discussion here on X has led me to think -- quite a bit! -- about the new film. And here is where I landed. The film is, indeed, brilliant. I loved the movie. But I hated myself — and everyone else — for loving it, because I felt like that love demonstrated exactly why Holmes can seem to have such an eerie power over people. So here's why I wish you didn’t want to see Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary TLDR: Movie is great, humans suck. statnews.com/2026/10/20/eliz…
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"'You Can See Everything' is a hilarious, thrilling, fascinating, beautiful piece of art. What it certainly is not is a documentary, and it’s dangerous to pretend that it is," Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz writes.
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