Supply Chain

The Ohio Department of Insurance issued a bulletin April 4 to boost drug price transparency for Ohio residents.

Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center created a subsidiary company to work with various pharmaceutical manufacturers to fuel drug research and discovery, VUMC announced April 3.

As the healthcare market evolves with new health reforms and policies being regularly implemented, durable medical equipment (DME) providers must work to understand the changes and adequately adapt.

Allergan is looking into strategic options for its women's heath unit amid a financial slump driven by heightened competition for its best-selling skin and eye drugs, unnamed sources told Bloomberg.

In a sudden management revamp, Celgene President and COO Scott Smith will leave his post at the biotech company, effective immediately.

Zipline, a startup based in California that focuses on delivering medical supplies via drone, created a new drone that can travel up to 79 mph and carry 3.85 pounds of cargo, reports CNBC.

Walmart — which is already in early acquisition talks with insurer Humana — is reportedly looking to buy online pharmacy startup PillPack for less than $1 billion, two sources familiar with the matter told CNBC.

The FDA recently approved what it calls the "first fully interoperable continuous glucose monitoring system," signaling a newfound comfort with data exchange standards, according to an industry expert.

The FDA on March 28 approved Amgen's leukemia drug Blincyto for use in patients who are in remission, but show residual signs of cancer, according to Reuters.

Amazon's hiring of more than 20 employees from CVS Health, Express Scripts and UnitedHealth, among other healthcare companies, most captured readers' attention in March.