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Pharma Returns Slump as Post-Pandemic Realities Set In, Deloitte Report Says...
Biopharmaceutical spending on drug research is climbing, even as the projected revenue for those products is falling. Various factors are at fault, but the...
California lawsuit targets insulin costs as Biden also takes aim in...
Amid continuing calls for broader caps on insulin prices – including a push from President Joe Biden – California’s attorney general is taking the...
Virtual Substance Use Disorder Companies Sound Alarm Over PHE Ending –...
The Covid-19 public health emergency greatly expanded use of telehealth at a time when people needed to stay at home to reduce infection. While...
Why Lawmakers Are Trying to Nix VA’s $50B+ Dollar Oracle Cerner...
Two Congresspeople recently introduced a bill seeking to terminate the Department of Veterans Affairs’ Oracle Cerner electronic health record rollout.
The legislation was introduced by...
‘A Proactive and Necessary Step:’ NFPRHA Applauds Proposed Rule on Birth...
After the Biden Administration on Monday released a proposed new rule that would expand birth control coverage under the Affordable Care Act, one advocacy...
GoodRx Illegally Sold Users’ Data to Google & Facebook, FTC Says...
Consumer-focused digital healthcare platform GoodRx failed to notify users that it sold their personal health information to Google, Facebook and other tech companies, the...
How Will FDA Guidance Impact Decentralized Clinical Trials in 2023? –...
As we begin the new year, there is a lot of talk in the drug development world about Federal Drug Administration (FDA) guidance documents...
Debate Rages Between Nps and Docs on Whether Nurses Should Operate...
A contentious debate regarding whether or not nurse practitioners should have more freedom and be less tethered to doctors continues. Earlier this month, Pennsylvania...
The No Surprises Act and ‘Good Faith Estimate’: What Is It...
The No Surprises Act passed as part of a larger Covid relief package in December of 2020. The regulations based on the law were...
Dry(ish) January: How One Company Is Helping Consumers Drink in Moderation...
While Americans join in on the Dry January trend, one startup is promoting a “Dry(ish)” January instead.
San Francisco-based Sunnyside steers away from the total...
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