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Bristol Myers Squibb follows Merck in suing US over Medicare price negotiation program

By Michael Popke

This is the third lawsuit over the new Medicare program in which Bristol Myers' blood thinner Eliquis is expected to be one of the first 10 drugs subject to price negotiations.

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June 20, 2023

Senate unveils student loan bill, ahead of Supreme Court ruling on debt forgiveness

Senate Republicans introduced a series of bills called the "Lowering Education Costs and Debt Act," which they say "attacks the root cause of skyrocketing debt," ahead of the high court's ruling on Biden's student debt forgiveness.

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June 20, 2023

New fiduciary rule's release date confirmed in DOL's updated agenda

The Labor Department's Spring agenda includes a proposal that would amend the regulatory definition of a fiduciary, taking into account practices of investment advisers and the expectations of plan sponsors and participants.

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June 20, 2023

UnitedHealth, Humana warn of rising medical costs due to delayed elective surgeries

The health insurers' comments suggest a shift in care patterns are finally reverting, with patients who had deferred procedures like knee or hip surgeries now returning for care in greater numbers.

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June 19, 2023

Greater accountability needed as workplace wellbeing declines, study finds

With employee wellbeing worsening, it's clear that organizations may be at a turning point, the report concluded.

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June 19, 2023

National Patient Safety Board: Could a NTSB-like agency really work in health care?

Two measures are underway to create a safety board, but some patient safety advocates say that because of the power of the hospital industry, such a board wouldn't provide the accountability necessary to drive improvement.

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June 16, 2023

Growing number of tech pros dissatisfied with employers' DEI efforts, study finds

Regardless of company size, those in charge of creating and maintaining a culture of inclusion and belonging must keep actual impact top of mind.

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June 16, 2023

Hybrid work leads to mid-week crowding and need to retain space

Despite some employees still working remotely, managers recognize the wisdom of keeping their same office square footage.

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Bristol Myers Squibb follows Merck in suing US over Medicare price negotiation program

Amenities becoming a key element to health care facilities

U.S. patients face problems with health care, insurance

Recommended Just For You

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Senate unveils student loan bill, ahead of Supreme Court ruling on debt forgiveness

New fiduciary rule's release date confirmed in DOL's updated agenda

UnitedHealth, Humana warn of rising medical costs due to delayed elective surgeries

Greater accountability needed as workplace wellbeing declines, study finds

National Patient Safety Board: Could a NTSB-like agency really work in health care?

Growing number of tech pros dissatisfied with employers' DEI efforts, study finds

Hybrid work leads to mid-week crowding and need to retain space