Federal Regulations Drive Down Prescription Drug Costs
Explore how federal regulations are making prescription drugs more affordable by capping costs and controlling price hikes in the healthcare sector.
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Healthcare
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Hutchmed China Sells 45% Unit Stake for $608 Million
Hutchmed China Ltd. divests 45% of its unit for $608 million, marking a significant strategic move in the healthcare industry. Discover the implications.
Pharma Giants Pivot to Cancer Therapies
Discover how pharmaceutical companies are focusing on core businesses to drive growth in cancer therapies, reshaping the industry's future.
AI and Gaming Propel Tech and Semiconductors; Vaccine Boosts Healthcare
Explore the surge in tech and semiconductor sectors driven by AI and gaming innovations, alongside rising healthcare interest due to vaccine developments.
Duration of Care Needs for Older Americans
Discover the varying lengths of care needed by older Americans: one-third require less than 3 years, while another third need over 5 years. Explore elder care trends.
Half of Americans Turning 65 Will Require Long-Term Care
Discover why 50% of Americans reaching age 65 will need long-term care. Learn about the implications for future planning and healthcare costs.
Eli Lilly's Zepbound Achieves Remarkable 24% Weight Loss
Discover how Eli Lilly's weight-loss drug, Zepbound, delivers up to 24% weight loss, securing its competitive edge in the pharmaceutical market.
U.S. Leads in Prescription Drug Costs
Discover why the U.S. has the highest prescription drug prices globally. Explore factors influencing costs and implications for healthcare.
Drugmakers to Hike U.S. Prices on 250+ Medications in 2025
Pharmaceutical companies plan to increase U.S. prices on over 250 branded drugs starting in 2025, impacting healthcare costs and patient spending.
Carecode Innovates Call Center Automation in Healthcare
Discover how Carecode is transforming healthcare by automating call center tasks, leading to reduced costs and improved patient outcomes.