#782 — The Industry Wire

March 7, 2026 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. FDA vaccine chief Prasad resigns … again.
  2. Oracle lays off thousands due to AI datacenter pressure.
  3. HHS gets serious on information blocking enforcement.
  4. TrumpRx falls short of promises one month in.  
  5. Americans trust scientists over federal agencies.
  6. Mayo Clinic rides admissions gains to higher net revenue.
  7. Mystery emerges about Epstein’s involvement in Harvard genetics study.
  8. MUSC Health acquires primary care group for $111M.
  9. Who owns ambient AI documentation errors?
  10. AI models aggressively prescribe opioids tomarginalized groups.
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