Replimune reached an agreement with the FDA on a path to resubmit its experimental melanoma treatment for approval

Experimental melanoma drug was rejected twice because the Food and Drug Administration questioned its study design.

UnitedHealth to Reduce Pediatric Prior Authorizations

UnitedHealth Group plans to stop requiring doctors to get approvals for an array of pediatric procedures,…

Wealthy retirees are buying ‘med-à-terres,’ this enigmatic therapy worked for one writer and cholesterol-lowering drugs are on the horizon. Read more in this week’s WSJ Health newsletter:

Plus, an enigmatic therapy that worked for one writer and the cholesterol-lowering drugs that are on…

U.S. and Iran Have ‘Makings of a Deal,’ Bessent Says

The agreement, which still needs President Trump’s approval, includes a gradual reopening of the Strait of…

Hezbollah’s Drones Have Become a Top Threat to Israel

Drones have overtaken more-traditional threats such as antitank missiles, Israeli officials say, and are now the…

Court Blocks Trump Administration Plan to Treat American Ebola Patients in Kenya

A Kenyan judge halted construction and operations of a tented U.S. field hospital in the country.

We Tracked Iran’s Secret Ghost Ships Transferring Oil at Sea

Watch how aging tankers are ferrying sanctioned oil to China—evading U.S. enforcement through a web of…

Cuba’s Most Prominent Political Prisoners Are a Rapper and a Visual Artist

Grammy award winner Maykel “Osorbo” Castillo and performance artist Luis Manuel Otero have been jailed since…

The U.A.E.’s Secret Role in the War Involved Dozens of Strikes on Iran

The attacks, at a level previously unknown, began near the start of the war and went…

Russian Drone Crash in Romania Raises Tensions With NATO

The incident injured several people and stoked fears that Russia will attempt to spread violence beyond…