#646 — The Industry Wire

September 25, 2024 Jake Fishman 0 min read
  1. Novo Nordisk CEO testifies on Capitol Hill over high GLP-1 costs.
  2. Particle Health sues Epic for violating antitrust laws.
  3. Smaller companies consider having employees get their own health plans.
  4. One in seven scientific papers may be at least partly fake.
  5. Santa Clara county to acquire HCA hospital, make it public.
  6. Four ways to keep physicians from quitting.
  7. NJ might penalize HCPs for spreading healthcare misinformation.
  8. California bans medical debt from credit reports.
  9. Harvard Med researchers use AI to match existing drugs with rare diseases.
  10. Penn Medicine residents and fellows reach tentative labor deal.
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