Bank of America posted mixed results for Q2, with earnings beating estimates at 89 cents per share but revenue missing expectations, leading to questions about future growth amid changing interest rates.
Richard Schlueter, battling metastatic cancer, faces a desperate wait for experimental treatment as NIH staff cuts delay his therapy. His story sheds light on the critical impact of workforce reductions on patient care.
In a landmark decision, a Boston federal judge declared the Trump administration's termination of NIH diversity-related grants illegal, citing racial discrimination and restoring over $1 billion in funding. This ruling could reshape future funding for minority and LGBTQ research.
In a bold move, over 90 NIH scientists have signed the Bethesda Declaration, challenging their new leader Jay Bhattacharya and the Trump administration's policies that threaten public health research and safety.
In a bold move, 336 NIH employees have signed the Bethesda Declaration, criticizing the Trump administration's policies and calling for a return to scientific integrity. This declaration mirrors the Great Barrington Declaration and aims to unite voices within the agency for change.
Kyiv endured a severe Russian missile and drone attack early Friday, injuring three and causing extensive damage. Authorities urge residents to seek shelter as emergency services respond to multiple fires and explosions.
The U.S. government has canceled a crucial $770 million contract with Moderna for an avian flu vaccine, risking public health as pandemics prove to be a costly threat. Experts warn of the implications of prioritizing military spending over health security.
The Trump administration's sudden cancellation of a $258 million HIV vaccine research program has ignited outrage among scientists and public health advocates, jeopardizing years of progress in HIV prevention and treatment as infection rates surge.
A devastating explosion at a Palm Springs fertility clinic, attributed to Guy Edward Bartkus, has raised concerns over anti-natalist terrorism. The attack left the facility damaged but did not harm any embryos.
A devastating explosion rocked a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, killing one and injuring four. The prime suspect, Guy Edward Bartkus, had nihilistic views and may have targeted the clinic intentionally.
