#744 — The Industry Wire

October 3, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. Consolidation surge hits healthtech.
  2. What shutdown means for Medicare and Medicaid.
  3. Judge rejects Democratic AGs’ push to block ACA final rule.
  4. Over 1M Medicaid enrollees could evade work requirements.
  5. Siemens AG considers spinoff of Siemens Healthineers stake.
  6. EU-banned chemical linked to Parkinson’s disease.
  7. AI has designed thousands of potential antibiotics.
  8. Poll finds strong support for ACA subsidies.
  9. FDA seeks feedback on real-world AI device performance.
  10. Three major insurers scale back 2026 Medicare Advantage plans.
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