Many people view precision medicine as healthcare’s next frontier. The field promises a future where treatments are tailored to each patient’s unique genes, biology and disease risk, with the goal
AstraZeneca, Daiichi Drug Approved as New First-Line Therapy for Tough Type of Breast Cancer
A Daiichi Sankyo and AstraZeneca drug is now approved as a first-line treatment for a particularly difficult-to-treat type of breast cancer, bringing a new targeted therapy to patients that’s positioned
Maximizing Value vs. Minimizing Cost in Healthcare Purchasing
Private-label usually starts as a cost conversation. A branded product often costs more. A private-label option often costs less. On paper, both generally meet the spec. So why pay extra?
AI Made Healthcare Smarter – The Next Step is Making It Simpler
There is no shortage of innovation in healthcare. But what has been surprising is that despite all the innovation, it is still very difficult to navigate the healthcare system as
AI Is Becoming the Front Door to Healthcare — But Millions of Patients Can’t Get Through It
Pay attention to health tech for even a few weeks and you’ll spot the pattern. Amazon expanded its AI health assistant to anyone on its app or website. Microsoft rolled
Smarter Engagement for Stronger Growth: How Payers Can Successfully Do More with Less
Imagine two members receiving a message from their health plan on the same day. One is a 75-year-old Spanish-speaking man managing multiple chronic conditions. The other is a 30-year-old pregnant
Workforce of the Future: Supporting Frontline Heroes
The future of long-term care and rehabilitation will be determined by how intentionally we design systems around them. Too many organizations still treat workforce strain as a support issue when,
AI in Digital Health, From Early Detection to Responsible Deployment
AI is everywhere in healthcare conversations right now, most of that discussion still sits at a high level. The real work is happening much closer to the ground, inside clinical
What Trends Are Shaping the Dental and Vision Benefits Market?
When it comes to health benefits, more attention has always been given to medical, compared with dental and vision. And yet, there is a growing recognition that oral health is
Takeda Vows Appeal of $885M Jury Verdict in ‘Pay-for-Delay’ Antitrust Case
Most disputes between pharmaceutical companies and generic drugmakers end in settlements. Five years of class-action litigation over a Takeda Pharmaceutical gastrointestinal drug culminated this week in a jury awarding nearly $885









