Supply Chain

Here are the five latest drugs, medical devices or mobile applications approved by the Food and Drug Administration this week.

The Food and Drug Administration approved a labeling change to Hologic's Genius 3-D Mammography test.

The Nevada legislature restored a bill that would improve price transparency by requiring insulin manufacturers to disclose their profits, according to Kaiser Health News.

The following drug companies made headlines this past week.

Here are six articles published by Becker's Hospital Review this week, highlighting supply chain leaders' importance in the C-suite and six upcoming regulatory decisions to watch for, among other topics.

The American Medical Association on June 14 will vote whether to back regulations and legislation that would force drug companies to include suggested retail prices in direct-to-consumer advertisements, reports STAT.

Like finding money in the pocket of an old coat, there are many surprising supply chain opportunities hidden just below the surface in many hospitals. Today's best supply chain leaders are using Lean principles and other techniques – like automation –…

AstraZeneca on Wednesday sold its migraine treatment Zomig to German drugmaker Grunenthal in a deal worth $302 million, reports Reuters.

A patient advocacy group is calling on the Food and Drug Administration to take action against Bayer Healthcare's Essure sterilization coils as women continue to be harmed by the product, according to the The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Walmart recently launched Project Gigaton — an initiative focused on making its supply chain more environmentally-friendly, reports Logistics Management.