Stefanie Ilgenfritz

Pharma Stocks Aren't in the Clear, Despite Tariff Exemption—Heard on the Street https://t.co/6rTnUwYtMb via @wsj

Medical Device Stocks Fall on Tariff Hit https://t.co/cAxRtJI3Mi via @wsj

Science Short: Why does scratching an itch feel so good? There is a surprising benefit—but scientists (and moms) still say you shouldn’t do it https://t.co/8GFdcg5ugx via @WSJ

“Everything Is Clicking.” An overhaul of Pfizer’s sales and marketing, including creation of a toll-free hotline, has increased revenue https://t.co/y6u1Hpua5K via @WSJ

RT @WSJ: Rob Dart, who wandered greater Los Angeles for years, is undergoing treatment from his childhood home in Virginia https://t.co/xLF…

Celebrity TV host Dr. Oz is an unusual choice to lead a $1.5 trillion federal agency that provides health insurance for over 160 million Americans https://t.co/c8YBBnzdXX via @WSJ

Pueblo, Colo., aspired to become the “Napa Valley of cannabis.” Now it is grappling with the fallout of an industry in collapse. https://t.co/KxKKkZScTX via @WSJ

Walgreens was a retail juggernaut with a market valuation surpassing $100 billion—now a private-equity firm is buying the chain and planning to sell off parts https://t.co/es1fmyzVMK via @WSJ

RT @WSJscience: A nuclear power renaissance has revived an old problem: What to do with the radioactive waste? Already 90,000 metric tons i…

RT @WSJhealth: Pancreatic cancer remains one of the toughest cancers to treat. But newer therapies entering clinical trials are giving doct…

RT @WSJ: Exclusive: Sen. Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, sent UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty a letter dema…

RT @WSJscience: Do you know what an AI “vibe” is? How about an "eval"? Here’s a guide to the buzzwords in artificial intelligence. The Futu…

Science Short: Air pollution from minting coins in ancient Rome lowered IQs and might have contributed to the downfall of the Roman Empire, according to new research https://t.co/r0S4p0c81s via @WSJ

Science Short: Robots have trouble walking in mud, muck and snow. Giving them hooves like moose helps. https://t.co/tsyHmwWsgo via @WSJ

J&J’s push to catch up in one of the hottest medical device markets is on hold, after the company paused U.S. sales of its Varipulse heart product due to safety reports https://t.co/YGTiQBuVTT via @WSJ

Immediately following Kennedy's swearing-in, President Trump on Thursday was scheduled to sign an executive order creating a “MAHA commission” tasked with coming up with a strategy within 180 days to improve children’s health. https://t.co/YMzymL40t4 via @WSJ

A mom found a promising treatment for her young daughter’s mysterious illness. Their health insurance denied it. They discovered that appeals are daunting—but often successful. https://t.co/5SHCynhstB via @WSJ