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Doctors must get political to get the politics out of medicine
Commentary
Doctors must get political to get the politics out of medicine
By Kathryn BrandtJuly 20, 2022
Birth control pills
Health
Biden administration warns pharmacies not to discriminate against patients who might seek reproductive health prescriptions
By Tom Murphy and The Associated PressJuly 14, 2022
Birth Control Pills
Health
Pharma company asks to be the first to sell its birth control over the counter
By Matthew Perrone and The Associated PressJuly 11, 2022
Abortion pill distributor sees no surge or shortages after Roe v. Wade overturned: ‘We are very confident in our position’
Health
Abortion pill distributor sees no surge or shortages after Roe v. Wade overturned: ‘We are very confident in our position’
By Christine MuiJune 28, 2022
CVS and Rite Aid are rationing contraceptive pills in the face of surging demand
Health
CVS and Rite Aid are rationing contraceptive pills in the face of surging demand
By Fiona Rutherford, Allison Nicole Smith and BloombergJune 28, 2022
Medicare could’ve saved $3.6 billion by buying drugs at same prices as Mark Cuban’s online pharmacy, according to a new study
Health
Medicare could’ve saved $3.6 billion by buying drugs at same prices as Mark Cuban’s online pharmacy, according to a new study
By Christine MuiJune 21, 2022
Rite Aid managed to lose more than $600 million during the pandemic while its pharmacy rivals boomed. Inside the CEO’s high-stakes turnaround plan
Features
Rite Aid managed to lose more than $600 million during the pandemic while its pharmacy rivals boomed. Inside the CEO’s high-stakes turnaround plan
By Phil WahbaJune 14, 2022
Portrait of Pepton Founder and CEO Kamil Tamiola
Health
Peptone, a startup using A.I. to find drugs for tricky ‘disordered’ proteins, raises $40 million in venture funding
By Jeremy KahnJune 9, 2022
Prescription Pills
Health
New prescription drug prices soared to $180,000 a year on 20% annual inflation in 2021, study finds
By Robert Langreth and BloombergJune 7, 2022
Breast cancer drug could help more patients, researchers say: ‘It makes, for the first time, a targetable population’
Health
Breast cancer drug could help more patients, researchers say: ‘It makes, for the first time, a targetable population’
By Carla K. Johnson and The Associated PressJune 5, 2022
Pfizer says it will slash drug prices for the poorest nations. But the devil is in the details
Health
Pfizer says it will slash drug prices for the poorest nations. But the devil is in the details
By Drew Armstrong and BloombergMay 25, 2022
Martin Shkreli
Health
‘Pharma Bro’ Martin Shkreli has been released from federal prison early
By Patricia Hurtado and BloombergMay 18, 2022
Geng Meiyu, key inventor of the drug GV-971
Health
China ends global clinical trial of its Alzheimer’s drug
By BloombergMay 13, 2022
Companies should be guided by their purpose and values when deciding whether or not to exit Russia
Commentary
Companies should be guided by their purpose and values when deciding whether or not to exit Russia
By Hubert JolyMay 12, 2022
‘Diverse needs,’ not just ‘diverse patients’: How health care leaders can make care more equitable
Conferences
‘Diverse needs,’ not just ‘diverse patients’: How health care leaders can make care more equitable
By Anne SradersMay 11, 2022
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