#784 — The Industry Wire

March 13, 2026 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. Cardiac groups say statins could start as young as age 30.
  2. Dr. Oz touts agentic AI for healthcare at HIMSS 2026. 
  3. Microsoft launches Copilot Health for personal health data. 
  4. Dark money group linked to Medicare Advantage comments.
  5. MedPAC: Feds will overpay MA plans $76B this year.
  6. Is the Trump administration backing away from “vaccine reform?”
  7. TV show’s hospital ransomware attack reveals cybersecurity threat.
  8. Are payors loosening purse strings for prior authorization?
  9. Arizona cardiologists settle charges of unnecessary vein ablations. 
  10. Silicosis lung disease hits workers in countertop industry.
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