Supply Chain
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A California woman filed a lawsuit Aug. 7 against CVS Health Corp. for charging customers co-pays higher than the actual cost of medications, reports Bloomberg.
Fujifilm Medical Systems U.S.A. on July 21 issued a nationwide recall of its duodenoscope model ED-530XT over concerns its design could hinder proper reprocessing of the device and spread infection.
Major pharmacy chains have taken steps to prevent harmful drug interactions after a 2016 investigative report found pharmacists often dispensed dangerous drug combinations without warning patients, reports Chicago Tribune.
Stericycle ExpertSolutions released its report on U.S. product recalls for the second quarter of this year.
Livonia, Mich.-based Rugby Laboratories is recalling its Diocto liquid and Diocto syrup stool softener products over a risk of bacterial contamination.
The Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute in Houston welcomed 19 medical device startups to its accelerator program TMCx this week.
Supply chain leaders must adapt their management strategies amid an increasingly technology-driven industry, according to CIO.com.
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved Abbvie's hepatitis C treatment Mavyret.
Major retail pharmacies are achieving lower generic drug prices via drug-buying partnerships with drug distributors and pharmacy benefit manufacturers, reports Reuters.
Here are the four latest drugs or medical devices approved by the Food and Drug Administration this week.