Supply Chain

Cape Medical Supply, a local supplier of oxygen therapy for homebound patients in Nantucket, Mass., withdrew services for new patients on the island, citing extreme cuts in Medicare reimbursement, according to Cape Cod Times.

The Food and Drug Administration approved Syndros, a cannaboid dronabinol oral solution created by Phoenix-based Insys Therapeutics.

MD Buyline, a Dallas-based healthcare analytics company, surveyed hundreds of healthcare providers across the country regarding customer satisfaction of suppliers' service.

Astrazeneca entered into an agreement with based LEO Pharma, selling the Danish drug company rights to develop two experimental drugs to treat skin diseases.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is well-versed in the world of tech. But he also has a strong opinion on what some see as the ever-rising prices of pharmaceutical drugs, according to Bloomberg.

Here are the four latest medical devices or drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration.

Since the tragic shooting at an Orlando nightclub on June 12, Brevard County, Fla., has seen a large spike in blood donations.

The only approved malaria vaccine in the world offers some protection after three doses, but dwindles in efficacy after seven years, according to a recent study published in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Medical schools across the country are expanding student training on how to identify and fight opioid abuse, according to ABCNews.

Drugmakers are heading into unmarked territory with the development of vaccines for pregnant women, according to Bloomberg.