Supply Chain
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Self-distribution is increasingly on the minds of health system supply chain leaders, according to a new survey from Swisslog Healthcare.
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, an influential drug lobby group, on Thursday launched a new ad campaign targeting insurers, reports Bloomberg.
Amazon partnered with the hydrogen fuel-cell manufacturer Plug Power to implement fuel cells and hydrogen technology into its supply chain, reports Chain Store Age.
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved 23andMe's home DNA tests consumers can use to assess their genetic risk for various diseases, reports The New York Times.
Here are six articles published by Becker's Hospital Review this week highlighting healthcare providers and supplies that excel in automation, Cardinal Health's negotiations to acquire Medtronic's medical supplies unit and more.
Brand name drug companies use many tactics to prevent generic competition from hitting the market, according to Erin Fox, PharmD, director of Drug Information at University of Utah Health in Salt Lake City.
Medtronic on Thursday launched a voluntary recall of its StrataMR valve, reports the Star Tribune.
Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health is nearing a deal with Minneapolis-based Medtronic to acquire its medical supplies business for approximately $6 billion, an unnamed source told Reuters Wednesday.
Arizona Republican Gov. Doug Ducey on March 21 signed a bill into law that allows drug and device companies to promote off label uses of their drugs to clinicians, reports The Arizona Republic.