Q1 was good for hospital finance — but will it stay that way?

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Top Story Q1 Was Pretty Good For Hospital Finance — But It's Unclear If It Will Stay That Way Hospitals' operating margins and patient volumes dropped slightly in March. While hospitals were doing relatively well financially during the first quarter of the year, this new data could suggest more financial challenges ahead for hospitals. But right now, it's unclear whether the recent declines in hospitals' margins and volumes will be short- or long-term. Sponsored Content Get rewarded for your opinion! Complete our survey and receive an Amazon gift card! Presented by MedCity News As a health benefits expert, you have unique insights into how employers are adjusting to the evolving benefits landscape. We're looking to better understand the trends you're seeing among your clients, and we'd love to hear from you. Just complete our survey (which should take 10-15 minutes) and you'll receive a $20 Amazon gift card!

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Amgen Puts Its Weight Behind Obesity Drug With Potential Edge Over Lilly, Novo Nordisk Meds Amgen is confident its injectable obesity drug would have a differentiated profile compared to medications now on the market from Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly and it's now preparing for Phase 3 testing. But an oral obesity drug in Amgen's pipeline will not advance beyond Phase 1.

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