Politics Sara Burnett — Associated Press STAT Plus: Abortion rights groups look to next fights after 2022 wins
Health Helen Branswell With monkeypox spreading globally, many experts believe the virus can’t be contained
First Opinion Céline Gounder and Michael Donnelly How dating apps could help stop the spread of sexually transmissible infections
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Biotech Kate Sheridan STAT Plus: New research highlights an unexpected future for RNAi-based drugs — for pregnant women
Pharmalot Ed Silverman STAT Plus: Panel recommends everyone at high risk of getting HIV be offered a prevention pill
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First Opinion Nina Agrawal As a pediatrician, I work with sexually assaulted teens. They deserve full investigations
First Opinion Melanie Thompson and Matthew Zahn Sexually transmitted infections are at an all-time high. Urgent action is needed
Health Kate Sheridan STAT Plus: Will insurers have to cover the controversial contraception app Natural Cycles under Obamacare’s mandate?
Biotech Rebecca Robbins STAT Plus: A women’s health startup tried to drum up interest for a much-needed drug. Many men didn’t get it
First Opinion Doris Browne Trump administration’s proposed change to Title X endangers doctor-patient trust
First Opinion Pamela Mahoney Tsigdinos As the dark side of IVF slowly comes into focus, even more transparency is needed
Health Justin Chen Adherence to PrEP, the HIV prevention drug, is low. A new study suggests a pill with a tiny sensor might help
First Opinion Régine Sitruk-Ware Getting contraceptives for men to the market will take pharma’s help
Business Rebecca Robbins STAT Plus: These are the most — and least — friendly states for a new wave of buzzy telemedicine startups
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