Supply Chain

Baxter International anticipates a temporary shortage of small saline IV bags in the U.S. due to manufacturing issues in hurricane-damaged Puerto Rico, reports USA Today.

Here are the four latest drugs and medical devices approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the past week.

Investment and startup activity in the medical technology sector is in decline, according to a joint report from Deloitte and AdvaMed.

The FDA approved a record-breaking number of generic drugs in fiscal year 2017.

In an era of increasing uncertainty and rising pressures in healthcare, many health systems are discovering the benefits of getting everybody involved in improving the supply chain. In a complex healthcare system, there is no single “root cause” behind overall…

The North American subsidiary of Amsterdam-based Royal Philips reached an agreement on a consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice, representing the Food and Drug Administration, the company announced Oct. 11.

Here are seven articles Becker's Hospital Review published in the last week, highlighting California's new drug price transparency law and the state of drug manufacturing operations in hurricane-damaged Puerto Rico, among other topics.

Consumers perceive drugs as safer when direct-to-consumer ads list all of a drug's side effects, as opposed to only the serious ones, according to a research published Monday in Nature Human Behavior.

Spark Therapeutics' experimental gene therapy, Luxturna, improves vision in patients with a rare, inherited form of blindness, according to an initial review by Food and Drug Administration.

Amazon is considering several delivery methods to prevent unattended package deliveries from being stolen or damaged, reports CNBC.