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The biotech industry has long operated on a simple premise: FDA-regulated, evidence-based science determines how medicines reach patients, not litigation. That premise was already tested in an earlier Texas case challenging mifepristone’s Food and Drug Administration approval — an unprecedented effort to unwind decades of scientific review through the courts. It is now, once again, under strain. (Grace Colon, 5/4)

Three passengers are dead. Seven people are ill. The ship is anchored off Cape Verde, passengers cannot disembark, and the World Health Organization is coordinating the response. (Krutika Kuppalli, 5/5)

George H.W. Bush showed how Republicans can be disabled Americans’ greatest allies. Why isn’t Donald Trump honoring his legacy? (Laurence Jurdem, 5/4)

About 10 years after a breast surgeon we interviewed returned to Dubai to practice, a colleague stopped her in a hospital corridor to tell her: “It’s great — since you came back I no longer see those advanced cases of breast cancer.” (Maia Chankseliani, 5/5)

Prices at hospitals have grown faster than prices in virtually any other sector of the economy. (Zack Cooper, 5/4)