#652 — The Industry Wire

October 16, 2024 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. UnitedHealth lowers forecast as cyberattack costs rise.
  2. Philadelphia nurses struck in hit-and-run while helping patient.
  3. Amazon same-day prescription delivery expanding to half of U.S.
  4. Walgreens to close 1,200 stores over the next three years.
  5. Say hello to JAMA+ AI.
  6. FTC ramps up premerger reporting requirements.
  7. UHS faces $895M in damages from patient abuse cases.
  8. AHA opposes HHS interoperability rule: 6 things to know.
  9. Notable speakers at next week’s HLTH conference.
  10. UPMC taps health plan CEO.
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