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Top Story Bristol Myers Squibb Makes Another M&A Move, Striking $4B Deal for RayzeBio By acquiring RayzeBio, Bristol Myers Squibb gains a pipeline of radiopharmaceuticals and the infrastructure for manufacturing these targeted cancer therapies. In the second half of 2023 alone, BMS has committed about $24 billion to business development deals. Sponsored Content Using Informed Decision-Making to Reduce Staff Burnout and Transform Your Health System's Productivity Presented by Care Logistics and MedCity News In a recent webinar, Dr. Christopher Newman of Mary Washington Healthcare discussed how utilizing the principles of informed awareness has transformed staff experience and facilitated a more productive, efficient, and engaged workforce. Read the full article here Apply to INVEST 2024 Pitch Contest Now Pitch your startup at INVEST 2024 for a chance to win a $20,000 advertising credit on MedCityNews.com. Select one track from four options (Biopharma, Devices & Diagnostics, Healthtech: Consumer/Employer, Healthtech: Payer/Provider). Each track will feature six finalists. Deadline to apply is February 29, 2024. Finalists will be announced starting March 31, 2024. There is no fee to apply. Apply Now!

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