Chiesi Group Grows Again in Rare Disease With $1.9B KalVista Acquisition

KalVista Pharmaceuticals brings to Chiesi Group the product Ekterly, the first FDA-approved oral drug for acute treatment of swelling attacks from the rare disease hereditary angioedema. Ekterly’s tablet formulation offers a dosing edge compared to injectable HAE medications. The post Chiesi Group Grows Again in Rare Disease With $1.9B KalVista Acquisition appeared first on MedCity…

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AI-Driven Layoffs In Healthcare: Navigating Legal Risks and Operational Challenges

Layoffs tied to AI adoption will not be uniform; they will vary by sector, job function, and regulatory exposure. Nowhere is this more complex than in healthcare, where legal constraints, patient safety obligations, and labor dynamics intersect with rapid technological change. The post AI-Driven Layoffs In Healthcare: Navigating Legal Risks and Operational Challenges appeared first…

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6 Things to Know About Medtronic’s Cyberattack

Medtronic suffered a cyberattack on its corporate IT systems. The incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks in the medtech sector, with cybergangs increasingly using phishing and other human-engineering tactics to gain access to data. The post 6 Things to Know About Medtronic’s Cyberattack appeared first on MedCity News.

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Immunology-Focused Coultreon Adds $125M for Pills That Pack the Punch of Injectable Biologics

Coultreon Biopharma’s lead drug candidate, acquired from Galapagos, is a small molecule designed to selectively inhibit a novel immunology target called SIK3. The Series A financing will support Phase 2 clinical trials in psoriasis and ulcerative colitis. The post Immunology-Focused Coultreon Adds $125M for Pills That Pack the Punch of Injectable Biologics appeared first on…

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Digitizing Medical Policy Alone Will Not Automate Prior Authorization at Scale

Many health plans are discovering that even after digitizing medical policies and implementing FHIR APIs, prior authorization turnaround times remain slow and provider frustration remains high. The reason is straightforward: digitization alone does not make medical‑necessity determinations executable by automated systems at scale. The post Digitizing Medical Policy Alone Will Not Automate Prior Authorization at…

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