Megan Thielking

“We were woefully unprepared. You don’t think you’re going to come to work one day and get hit by ransomware.”

Pregnant surgeons face a spate of challenges, including a higher risk of complications and workplace harassment. There are signs that’s starting to change.

Biogen is moving to scale back its real estate footprint in Kendall Square and in Weston, as it aims to cut $1 billion in costs in the wake of a disastrous rollout of its Alzheimer’s drug Aduhelm.

Meta faces mounting questions from Congress after an investigation by @TheMarkup, co-published with STAT, found its tracking tool collecting sensitive information on hospital websites.

“When I brought up the idea that I wanted to try vaginal birth, the providers tried scare tactics,” one patient said. In her next pregnancy, she turned to a doula for support.

Scientists have promised that a male birth control drug is a decade away since at least the 1970s. Will it finally become a reality?

Scientists have long assumed that parasites respond to changes in their hosts. Filipa Rijo-Ferreira’s research suggests they have a circadian rhythm of their own.

Pathologists who specialize in pregnancy loss want to be able to tell parents what went wrong. But post-Dobbs, they’re also bracing for pressure from law enforcement officials.

Current treatments for cramps aren’t cutting it. Why aren’t there better options?

“HIPAA privacy protections weren’t prepared for this moment,” said Rep. Sara Jacobs.