European Space Agency Confirms Server Breach
The European Space Agency has said that external servers were recently involved in a security “issue” Continue reading →
Rare Inherited Genetic Variant Protects Against Blood Cancer, Reduces Leukemia Risk
As tissues age, they quietly accumulate many mutations that can drive cancer. In the hematopoietic system, such mutations often appear in otherwise healthy individuals as clonal hematopoiesis (CH), a process in which certain blood stem cell (HSC) clones gain a growth advantage over non-mutated...
StockWatch: Ultragenyx, Mereo Plummet on Brittle Bone Candidate Failures
Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ: RARE) and Mereo BioPharma Group (NASDAQ: MREO) may be wishing for a happy new year in 2026 after the companies ended 2025 by announcing bad news—namely, the failures of their brittle bone disease candidate setrusumab (UX143) in a pair of late-phase clinical...
Why Star Ratings matter and what’s at stake for health plans
How evolving CMS priorities are reshaping Star Ratings health plans are rethinking quality measures. What should change, and what should stay the same? Continue reading →
The AI workflows that will define ambulatory care
AI that works quietly in the background is set to reshape care in 2026. Continue reading →
From policy to performance: The regulatory push for advanced conductors
With grids feeling the strain and modernization top of mind, regulators are turning to advanced conductors to guide utilities. Continue reading →
Rooftop solar is booming, but not in the communities that need it most
Community-led promotions and education strategies need to be prioritized in order to have a far-reaching impacts, writes Planno CEO Daniel Domingues. Continue reading →
Tracking the fires’ impact on eight schools after one year
A year after the devastating fires in Los Angeles, school officials are in the early stages of planning to rebuild or relocate schools. The fires damaged or destroyed eight schools across the Los Angeles Unified and Pasadena Unified school districts. They have made progress on their rebuilding...
Four voices from a year of service
For many who work in schools and with children, the year since the Los Angeles fires has meant doubling down on being of service. In the early days after the fires, it meant getting immediate help for students and families — food, clothing, masks — and providing support to help with their...