Tech
Microsoft Health VPs talk AI development, research at NYC briefing
It’s another instance of major tech companies further expanding their reach within the healthcare space.
Nicole Ortiz is the Hudson Valley-based editor of Healthcare Brew. Previously, she edited with publications including Axios and The Marshall Project, and led the editing and magazine teams at Adweek. She has also reported on sustainability in marketing and business for outlets like Adweek, AdExchanger, and Marketing Dive.
Pharma
Big Pharma tackles Super Bowl advertising
This year’s game was punctuated by more pharma commercials, though some experts wonder if regulations might squash that momentum.
Pharma
Medical waste in hospital-at-home settings creates costly conundrum
Disposal rules for hospitals are clear, but hospital at home? Not so much.
Hospitals & Facilities
Inspired at Inspira Health with its newly appointed president and COO
Warren Moore discusses what leaves him feeling most fulfilled and what challenges he’s encountered.
Tech
Despite overall declines, investors showed a continued strong interest in AI last year: report
While M&A and VC deal counts were down overall, a Silicon Valley Bank report shows promise, particularly for megadeals.
Retail Pharmacies
New year, continued legislation against PBMs
A new bipartisan spending bill looks to create greater transparency within the PBM space.
Hospitals & Facilities
NYC nurses, hospital leaders continue to clash in ongoing strikes
Negotiations stall as execs find union requests to be “unrealistic” and union members see execs as “greedy.”
Tech
New York’s governor vetoes popular health data privacy bill
The move breaks from a trend established by other states that give patients more control over their data.
Direct Care
Here are our top 20 most-read articles this year
A list created by our dedicated readers.
Pharma
A look into Eli Lilly’s sustainability efforts and what it suggests about the trend in Big Pharma
Leaders in pharma are collaborating on efforts like reprocessing and securing greener supply chains.