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Despite the availability of many hypertension drugs, many people find these medicines don’t work well enough. A first-in-class AstraZeneca medication now has FDA approval, giving patients a new way to
Could Cigna Exiting the Individual Market be an Indictment of ICHRA?
This month, Cigna announced during its first quarter earnings call that it is exiting its individual exchange business or the Obamacare exchanges at the end of the year, affecting 369,000
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Biopharmaceutical companies aim to make taking a biologic drug as simple as possible for patients, marketing many of these chronically administered medicines in self-injection pens for quick and easy dosing.
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Every year, seasonal pressures stretch hospital capacity to its limits. Periods of increased admissions often force hospitals to postpone elective surgeries as staff and resources are diverted to more urgent
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Today’s healthcare leaders are largely being sold “AI-as-a-service”: SaaS products that solve a specific task and connect to other SaaS products, enhanced with AI, as a wave of startups pushes









