10 most-read supply chain stories in April

Medtronic’s interest in selling off its $6 billion medical supplies unit to Cardinal Health piqued the interest of readers last month.

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Here are the 10 most popular supply chain stories in April, starting with the most popular.

1. Cardinal Health looks to acquire Medtronic’s medical supplies unit for $6B

2. 11 drugs on FDA’s new safety alert list

3. Medtronic sells majority of medical supplies unit to Cardinal for $6.1B

4. FDA: St. Jude Medical downplayed device defect and delayed recall for years

5. Mexico border tax could lead to medical device shortages: 4 things to know

6. 23andMe to offer at-home genetic tests for 10 diseases

7. Mylan expands EpiPen recall to US

8. GSK recalls more than 590k inhalers in US: 5 things to know

9. Survey: 26% of supply chain leaders considering self-distribution

10. Survey: 99% of healthcare leaders concerned about drug price hikes

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