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Top Story Where Does the Pharmacy Guild Stand in Its Effort to Build a National Pharmacy Union? So far, 13 pharmacies have filed to join the Pharmacy Guild, 11 of which have won their election with the National Labor Relations Board while the other two are waiting for their election date. Sponsored How Hidden Costs Can Undermine Your Healthcare Practice Presented by Elation Health MedCity News Sign up for this on-demand presentation, and learn the key areas where practices are losing time and money and provide actionable solutions to overcome them. Discover how embracing technology and strategic practice models can reduce fragmentation, combat burnout, and address payment limitations—empowering your practice to thrive in the year ahead. Register Here. Network | Educate | Innovate - Early Bird Rate Ends TODAY! These three words capture the essence of INVEST 2025, happening May 20-21 in Chicago. Seize the opportunity to save $345 on registration! Take advantage of our special rate before it expires TONIGHT. Register & Save $345

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Making Automation a Mainstream Function in Healthcare Practices [Sponsored] In a webinar sponsored by Jotform, scheduled for Thursday, March 13 at 1 pm ET, panelists will discuss how health tech companies approach data automation and how practices implement it. 6 HIMSS Announcements You Don't Want to Miss This year's HIMSS conference featured many news announcements — from advanced partnerships to product launches to new research. In this list, MedCity News compiled short summaries for six of the conference's most notable announcements. First-in-Class Brain Cancer Drug Strikes a Chord With Jazz Pharma to the Tune of a $935M M&A Deal Jazz Pharmaceuticals' acquisition of Chimerix brings a drug that could become the first approved therapy for a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer affecting children and young adults. An FDA decision for the molecule, dordaviprone, is expected in August. Debunked Episode 13: Will the Real AI Please Stand Up? The latest episode of Debunked, with MedCity News Editor-in-Chief Arundhati Parmar and Samir Batra, managing partner of Health Innovation Pitch, talked about the many iterations of AI, NIH funding cuts, and a deal to sell Walgreens. How High is Too High? The Crippling Cost of Denial Rates Patients should know exactly what's covered and what it costs before receiving care. Doctors should be empowered to make medical decisions without interference from insurance companies. And the entire process should be designed to facilitate care, not obstruct it. A Bright Future for AI in Pharma The future will see more pharma companies leveraging AI to improve diversity and inclusion, especially in trials that are diverse by design, as well as the odds of finding patients who fit an acceptable set of inclusion/exclusion criteria to accelerate clinical trial timelines.

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