By Heather Landi
Oracle chairman Larry Ellison's vision to use the power of Cerner to build a national health records database is a lofty ambition, health IT professionals say, but it's an aspiration that will take an unprecedented level of industry collaboration to execute.
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By Kevin Dunleavy
Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Katie Porter are asking the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission to probe whether price hikes for Bristol Myers Squibb's Eliquis and Johnson & Johnson's Xarelto were illegally orchestrated by the companies. Medicare spent more on Eliquis than any other drug in 2020, while the spend on Xarelto was the third most in the system.
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By James Waldron
With the first generation of CAR-T therapies having shaken up the cancer space, all eyes are on what comes next. So it shouldn’t be a surprise that biotechs have already been in touch with Novartis to see whether they can jump onto the Swiss pharma’s T-Charge platform.
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By Conor Hale
Siemens Healthineers received clearance from the FDA for its latest scanner that combines SPECT and CT imaging into a comparatively smaller package.
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By Angus Liu,Eric Sagonowsky,Kevin Dunleavy,Fraiser Kansteiner,Zoey Becker
While revenue reflects how well a pharma company’s products and services are selling, profit represents another important measurement that provides investors a look at the health of the business and how efficiently it has been managed. Here, we rank the top 10 pharma companies by 2021 net income.
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By Gabrielle Masson
After a series of unfortunate events for BridgeBio Pharma, the biotech may be on a new upward trajectory as it unveiled positive data from 13 patients taking a drug to treat low calcium levels.
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By Heather Landi
At its annual meeting in Chicago this week, the AMA's delegates voted to adopt resolutions that oppose state-level measures to criminalize abortion and other reproductive care services, either by penalizing patients or physicians.
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By Andrea Park
With a slew of FDA nods this year alone, artificial intelligence can now be widely used in hospital settings to quickly detect the presence of bleeding within the skull or brain. But a new AI tool is aiming to spot signs of internal bleeding much earlier, before a person with head trauma has even arrived at the hospital.
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By Fraiser Kansteiner
For Bavarian Nordic, Tuesday brought another tranche of European monkeypox vaccine orders—and with it, the second recent boost to the Danish drugmaker’s 2022 revenue forecast.
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By Nick Paul Taylor
Biotech’s slow shuffle toward increased representation of women and employees of color continued in 2021, with BIO’s third annual survey revealing progress but also the need for further improvements.
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By Andrea Park
With the FDA’s nod, Lensar said it will begin rolling out the Ally adaptive cataract treatment system in a small-scale initial launch in the third quarter of this year. After that, it’ll expand into a wider commercial launch for U.S. cataract surgeons in 2023.
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By Angus Liu
Alnylam’s closely watched Onpattro follow-on therapy, vutrisiran, has snagged a much-anticipated FDA green light. The approval tees up a possible showdown with Pfizer’s blockbuster Vyndaqel franchise in an increasingly competitive rare disease field.
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By Paige Minemyer
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a second request for information on UnitedHealth Group's $5 billion planned acquisition of home health provider LHC Group.
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