Gilead Sciences antibody drug conjugate Trodelvy is now approved as a first-line treatment for triple-negative breast cancer. This expanded approval for Trodelvy comes with a slightly broader label that gives it an edge over the AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo ADC Datroway. The post New FDA Nod Keeps Gilead Drug Competitive With AstraZeneca & Daiichi in…
Priority Health is partnering with Garner Health to steer members to high-quality physicians and reduce healthcare costs for employers. The post New Partnership Aims to Lower Out-of-Pocket Costs, Even Eliminate Them In Some Cases appeared first on MedCity News.
Women’s health platform Xella Health launched with a $499-per-year membership. The platform provides women the kind of connected healthcare that has typically only been available through expensive concierge medicine, said CEO Kelly Lacob. The post Xella Health Emerges from Stealth to Give Women Answers the Healthcare System Hasn’t appeared first on MedCity News.
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That is the title of my new Health Affairs Forefront piece out today with Lou Garrison and Richard Xie. An excerpt from the article is below: United States policy makers increasingly argue that Americans pay too much for prescription drugs. In a recent report, the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee minority staff contended…
Successful AI adoption in healthcare depends on scalable infrastructure, trust-building through transparency, and the integration of advanced AI capabilities like multi-agent systems to support complex clinical workflows and improve outcomes.
CMMI could create an extension of the current Comprehensive Kidney Care Contracting model or develop a kidney-specific track within LEAD
AI adoption in healthcare isn’t being led by innovation teams, it’s the clinicians The post Keeping Up With Clinicians appeared first on MedCity News.
The issue is not only functional. It is experiential. Many women do not need more scores. They need continuity, context, and support that feels companionable rather than corrective. The post Women’s Health Is Not a Wearable Feature — It’s an Operating System Problem appeared first on MedCity News.