#702 — The Industry Wire

April 30, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. FDA misses review deadline for genetic drug candidate.
  2. Supreme Court sides with HHS on hospital payments.
  3. Tenet to continue M&A for ambulatory surgery centers. 
  4. C-suite compensation grew 20% in 2024. 
  5. FDA ruling ends era of compounded GLP-1 weight-loss drugs.
  6. Humana to shore up Medicare Advantage business. 
  7. Penn. bill would legalize OTC ivermectin sales. 
  8. GOP senator calls for reversal of federal research cuts.
  9. FDA debates whether to approve seasonal COVID shots.
  10. RFK Jr.: Don’t flush unused medications. 
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