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Democrats’ huge wins last week might mean big changes coming to healthcare across the country, especially in states which flipped blue. How might the shift in power affect affordability, access, and coverage? The post Democrats’ Midterm Wins Could Reshape Healthcare Access for Underserved Americans appeared first on MedCity News.

[Sponsored] In an interview, Wayne Luan, senior director, life sciences and provider solutions with Turquoise Health, told MedCity News Editor-in-Chief Arundhati Parmar that the company’s platform provides pricing data for medical services, medical devices, and pharmaceutical drugs. The post Can an Infrastructure for Price Transparency Improve Healthcare Competition and Quality? appeared first on MedCity News.

We spend more than a decade training physicians and teach them almost nothing about leading people. So, what do we do? We take the best clinician in the group, hand them the title, and assume that leadership comes with it. The post Follow the Leader: How to Build and Retain Great Clinical Teams appeared first…

Oura will be integrating Counsel Health’s clinical AI and virtual care into its app, but will payers and employers cover the Oura ring as a benefit? And will consumers sign on to pay a much more expensive monthly subscription for AI-enabled medical insights and access to licensed physicians? The post Oura’s Buys Counsel for $625M,…

Bayer’s asundexian, brand name Sunharbo, is the first FDA-approved drug in a new class cardiovascular medicines Approval of the once-daily pill covers secondary stroke prevention in adults. The post FDA Approves First-in-Class Bayer Drug for Reducing the Risk of Stroke appeared first on MedCity News.