Supply Chain

Eli Lilly and Co. on Thursday earned Food and Drug Administration approval for its breast cancer drug Verzenio.

Each year during National Healthcare Supply Chain Week, people across the healthcare industry take a moment to celebrate the many hardworking professionals who contribute to our healthcare supply chain. And there is a lot to celebrate.

AmerisourceBergen pleaded guilty Wednesday to a federal misdemeanor charge for selling prefilled syringes of oncology drugs that were packaged in a facility not registered with the Food and Drug Administration, reports Reuters.

Of all U.S. consumers, millenials are least likely to comply with product recall notices, according to research from Stericycle Expert Solutions.

Hospitals rarely, if ever, receive advanced notice of drug shortages, which can make preparing for low inventory levels difficult.

Baxter International notified customers of shipment delays for two drugs — dextrose and sodium chloride — following Hurricane Maria, reports The Wall Street Journal.

  The U.S. Army delivered a much-needed three-day supply of fuel to San Juan-based San Jorge Children's Hospital Sept. 27, which reportedly helped save the lives of 12 pediatric patients, according to CNN.

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston launched a clinical collaboration with Pfizer to study the use of immuno-oncology drugs to treat various solid tumors and blood cancers.

Allergan's board of directors on Monday authorized a $2 billion buyback of the drugmaker's stock, reports Reuters.

The FDA selected nine digital health companies for participation in its pre-certification pilot program, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD, announced in a keynote address at the AdvaMed MedTech Conference in San Jose, Calif., Sept. 26.