#716 — The Industry Wire

June 19, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. AI and mobile devices dominate spring healthcare shows.
  2. Insurer coalition will fight Trump’s big budget bill. 
  3. Health systems launch new physician residency programs.
  4. What are the top specialty pharma companies by revenue?
  5. Over 41k older Americans died of falls in 2023.
  6. Federal judge okays removing GLP-1s from drug shortage list.
  7. FDA approves next best thing to an HIV vaccine.
  8. FDA’s top cell and gene therapy regulator forced out. 
  9. Sweetened drinks are linked to dementia risk. 
  10. What healthcare workers use generative AI the most?
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