#823 – The Industry Wire

August 5, 2026 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. Kalshi faces blowback for proposing bets on cancer trials. 
  2. Eli Lilly beats expectations in spite of GLP-1 weakness. 
  3. AI bots help people sign up for Medicaid. 
  4. Could AI-based automation close healthcare’s workforce gap?
  5. Bioengineered chewing gum could prevent head and neck cancer.
  6. FIT-based screening reduces colon cancer rates. 
  7. Hospitals could get windfall for treating low-income patients.
  8. Portable blood test device supports remote health monitoring.
  9. Moderna starts trial of vaccine against Ebola strain. 
  10. Virginia sees first locally acquired dengue fever case.
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