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August 28, 2024

STAT+ | UnitedHealth pledged a hands-off approach after buying a Connecticut medical group. Then it upended how doctors practice

Health Care's Colossus: The human cost of a corporate strategy that leverages physicians to maximize profits

By Lizzy Lawrence, Casey Ross, Bob Herman, and Tara Bannow


NIH launches $270 million anti-overdose research program for, and led by, Native Americans

The National Collective Research Effort to Enhance Wellness (N-CREW) is the largest effort to target drug overdoses in native communities.

By Lev Facher


STAT+ | Neurocrine reports mixed results on schizophrenia therapy in mid-stage trial

The compay said the lowest dose of its pill reduced psychosis but higher doses of the drug also tested were ineffective.

By Adam Feuerstein



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Eli Lilly's lauded discount of its obesity drug Zepbound comes with caveats

A deeper look at the announcement suggests the new offering may not expand access as much as the company indicates.

By Elaine Chen


Hims takes a blow from Lilly's vial news

Today's biotech news includes Medicare's new coverage pathway, Hims & Hers reaction to Zepbound, and a Pfizer partnership with Flagship.

By Elaine Chen


Opinion: Medicare's new transitional coverage of emerging technologies program doesn't go far enough

TCET is built on the existing CED chassis and can be deployed only through Medicare's national coverage authority, limiting its impact.

By Peter J. Neumann, Elliott Crummer, Anna Kaltenboeck, and Sean R. Tunis


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