Breaking: Health experts advising the FDA recommended the agency pull the Makena treatment to prevent preterm births, after agency staff said most studies didn’t find the drug worked, ⁦Liz Essley Whyte⁩ reports wsj.com/articles/fda-a…

More breaking FDA news from me: FDA has authorized use of Novavax’s Covid-19 vaccine as a booster for adults wsj.com/articles/fda-a…

Vaccine experts advising the CDC recommended the agency add Covid-19 vaccines to its lists of shots recommended for adults and children wsj.com/articles/covid… via Dominique Mosbergen

Rain? What rain? Good morning San Francisco, gearing up for #JPM23

Feb. 7! WSJ reporter/author Peter Peter Loftus and WSJ health biz editor Jonathan Rockoff discuss Peter's new book about Moderna and the Covid-19 vaccine. Watch here: wsj.com/live-qa #WSJHealth

Please tune in tomorrow for this live Q&A with Jonathan Rockoff to discuss ‘The Messenger,' my book about Moderna wsj.com/live-qa/peter-…

Breaking: Novo Nordisk, a large insulin maker, plans to cut the prices of its widely used products up to 75% to make them more affordable for patients, ⁦Peter Loftus⁩ reports wsj.com/articles/insul…

Novartis AG notified doctors it cannot fill new orders for a drug shown to extend lives of advanced prostate cancer patients. Some patients have no other treatment option. “People will die from this shortage, for sure,” Dr. Jonathan McConathy said. wsj.com/articles/short…

Breaking: Drugmaker Sanofi plans to cut the prices of its insulin products by up to 78% and cap the cost for patients taking one of the products at $35 a month. wsj.com/articles/diabe…

Editors of more than three dozen news organizations signed a letter calling for the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich #IStandwithEvan wsj.com/articles/leade… via The Wall Street Journal

Friends of a free press: Please read and share our article about Evan Gershkovich of The Wall Street Journal, the distinguished U.S. journalist unjustly detained by Russia. wsj.com/articles/wsj-r….

“Not for the squeamish.” The Mütter Museum has been collecting human body parts for 160 years. A tumor its donor named “Helga the Destroyer” is stuck in storage while the museum debates its future. Don't miss this Peter Loftus Ahed! wsj.com/lifestyle/mutt… The Wall Street Journal #philanthropy#museum