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From new uses for weight-loss drugs to the first CRISPR gene editing therapy, these were some of the most impactful health stories of the year

Some who contracted COVID-19 continue to suffer from long COVID. We learn more about it, its impact and how it’s treated.

The COVID pandemic lingers on, years after its start. Some who contracted it continue to suffer, some with what's called long COVID. We learn more about it, its impact and how it’s treated.

Researchers are honing in on why some people develop long COVID, which includes symptoms such as lingering fatigue, brain fog, and shortness of breath.

While his agency denies telework, cabinet secretary thanks his deputies for “exceptional work to accommodate as many employees as possible”

Why talk and behaviour-based interventions that don’t use any drugs, as well as genetic therapy and bacterial toxins, are promising new weapons in our fight against pain

With a growing number of people living with pain, we desperately need to understand it – but we are still unravelling the mysterious mechanisms behind the phenomenon

1 Governance professor Beth Simone Noveck, who formerly served as the first White House deputy chief technology officer, believes that “public entrepreneurship” can counter the failures that have dominated public policy design in the United States since the 1960s. Her new book, Solving Public Problems, revisits the four stages of policy design—identifying problems, identifying solutions, designing for implementation, and evaluation and evolution—while identifying 20 crucial decisions t...