Supply Chain

The House Energy and Commerce Committee sent a letter to HHS Acting Secretary Eric Hargan asking the agency to better ensure the cybersecurity of medical devices by improving supply chains at a time when cyberattacks in the healthcare sector are…

Here are the five latest drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration this week.

The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday expanded the approval for Pfizer's cancer drug Sutent, reports Reuters.

A group of health systems, medical associations and healthcare companies penned a Nov. 15 letter asking CMS Administrator Seema Verma to add device identifiers to Medicare claims forms.

Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical earned Food and Drug Administration approval for the ultra- rare disease drug Mepsevii.

The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved Genentech's hemophilia drug Hemlibra.

Express Scripts, a U.S. pharmacy benefits manager, and Propeller Health, a Madison, Wis.-based startup, are joining forces to advance treatment for patients with chronic respiratory problems, according to CNBC.

Here are seven articles Becker's Hospital Review published in the last week, highlighting the national saline bag shortage and Amazon's intentions for its state pharmacy licenses, among other topics.

The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday ordered Abbott Laboratories to divest two medical device product lines to settle a complaint that the company's $8.3 billion acquisition of Alere is anticompetitive.

Physio-Control, a Redmond, Wash.-based provider of external defibrillators and emergency medical response products, recalled about 14,200 electrodes due to packaging issues, according to a Food and Drug Administration safety alert.