#694 — The Industry Wire

April 2, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. HHS begins laying off thousands of employees across its agencies.
  2. DOJ seeks death penalty for Luigi Mangione.
  3. Bill Gates says AI will “replace many doctors” within 10 years.
  4. U.S. could lose its first approver advantage after cuts to FDA.
  5. Health systems look to microhospitals for cost-effective scaling.
  6. NYU Langone Health names next CEO.
  7. Building the AI-enabled medical school of the future.
  8. FBI probes Oracle Health patient data breach.
  9. National emergency extended over foreign cybersecurity threats.
  10. DOGE to review NIH grant notices.
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