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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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Meet STAT Wunderkind Claire Gao — she's figuring out how GLP-1 drugs work in the brain. Read more about her work: statnews.com/wunderkinds/cla… #STATWunderkinds
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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,” writes Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz. bit.ly/4Bk2nDJ
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Meet STAT Wunderkind Chirag Vasavda — he is working on changing how science understands itch and pain. Read more about his work: statnews.com/wunderkinds/chi… #STATWunderkinds
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In an interview with STAT at #ESMO, Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said Moderna and Merck are racing to submit the vaccine for FDA approval, which he expects in 2027. The companies, he said, are also preparing to test it aggressively in other cancers. trib.al/s6N9mYb
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I spoke with Moderna $MRNA CEO Stéphane Bancel about intismeran and what's next for the cancer vaccine and the biotech he runs. "We know the clinical impact in the Phase 3 study is real and big, so we need to go and be aggressive. We need to explore the biology. There will be some risk, because it’s not going to work everywhere." Read the Q&A: statnews.com/2026/10/26/mode… #ESMO26
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For the first time, a human has been infected with the Shamonda virus, according to French officials. The World Health Organization says broader transmission is unlikely. trib.al/sJiQQss
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