Supply Chain

The Food and Drug Administration is imposing a clinical hold on several of Seattle Genetics' early-stage studies involving an experimental cancer drug following the deaths of four people, Reuters reported. 

3-D printing, also known as "additive manufacturing," has captured increasing mainstream interest, with new breakthroughs and applications being announced all the time. While it is revolutionizing the way certain products are manufactured, 3-D printing is poised to substantively benefit the…

Pharmaceutical companies that produce or distribute highly addictive pain medications have hired dozens of Drug Enforcement Administration officials over the past decade, a Washington Post investigation reveals.

Hospitals in Illinois' Lake County are running low on all types of blood and appointments with donors are too few in number, according to The Chicago Tribune.

A positive workplace culture in the warehouse can lead to significant supply chain efficiencies and cost savings for hospitals, according to Peter Saviola, vice president of corporate sales and operations at Medline Industries.

Slices of pie and mugs of hot cocoa may go ungarnished this holiday season due to a shortage of aerosol whipped cream.

In recent years, the Hoxworth Blood Center in Cincinnati has seen its blood donation inventory drop by 70 percent, according to Cincinnati.com.

Through a multi-year project, Darmstadt, Germany-based Merck will rely on sensors and algorithms to improve demand forecasts in its drug and healthcare products supply chain, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Here are six articles published by Becker's Hospital Review this week that offer insight on high drug prices, new regulatory decisions and more.

The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday gave marketing clearance for the AeroForm tissue expander system.