#752 — The Industry Wire

October 31, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. OpenAI launches $25B foundation focused on health.
  2. Court reverses $213M judgment against Johns Hopkins in Netflix case.
  3. New study sheds light on how the immune system changes with age.
  4. Microsoft cloud outage impacts Epic MyChart.
  5. Temple Health CEO to retire, names successor.
  6. Where $100K H-1B visa fees will hit healthcare hardest.
  7. St.Luke’s reveals rebranding for “next chapter.”
  8. CBO report confirms 340B’s ballooning costs.
  9. Colorado hospital thwarts attempted cyberattack.
  10. Summa Health CEO steps down amid ownership change.
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