
What We're Reading: Right-to-Try Law Frustrations; Microbiome Links Explored; Measles Consequences
The man for whom the right-to-try law is named has been unable to get treatment; neuroscientists who were once skeptics are now being persuaded by new studies that have turned up fascinating links between the microbiome and the brain; public health officials are worried it could take months to contain the measles outbreak due to a lower-than-normal vaccination rate in Clark County, Washington, the epicenter of the crisis.
Families Hoping New Law Would Speed Access to Experimental Drugs Find That's Not the Case
The man for whom the “right-to-try” law is named has been unable to get treatment,
Neuroscientists Warm to Idea of Microbiome Links to Brain Conditions
Neuroscientists who were once skeptics are now being persuaded by new studies that have turned up fascinating links between the microbiome and the brain,
Measles Outbreak in Northwest Could Take Months to Control
Public health officials are worried it could take months to contain the measles outbreak due to a lower-than-normal vaccination rate in Clark County, Washington, the epicenter of the crisis.
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