#664 — The Industry Wire

November 26, 2024 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. Obesity drugs could be covered by Medicare under Biden proposal.
  2. How Froot Loops landed at the center of U.S. food politics.
  3. Schwarzenegger joins C-suite at Zimmer Biomet to terminate immobility.
  4. Health systems face tough decisions as layoffs surge in Q4.
  5. Where does Medicare Advantage go from here?
  6. Cone Health names Chief Digital Health & Analytics Officer.
  7. Latest payor mix across all 50 states.
  8. The new nominees at CDC, FDA, and Trump’s pick for surgeon general. 
  9. Digital twins: The key to unlocking end-to-end supply chain growth.
  10. Community Health System CEO to retire after 40 years in healthcare.
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