StockWatch: Price War Dampens Lilly Surge After Oral GLP-1 Wins FDA Nod
Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) won the approval it sought when the FDA authorized the company’s oral obesity drug Foundayo (orforglipron), but the pharma giant’s post-approval stock bounce was short-lived. Lilly shares rose 4% from $919.77 to $954.52 on the day of the announcement. But the momentum...
Good health and good data: Recognizing the link
From patient intake to final reimbursement, data quality is indispensable. Continue reading →
Healthcare’s AI inflection point: The organizations that win will be the ones with the strongest data foundations
Healthcare doesn’t have an AI experimentation problem. It has an execution gap — and that gap is widening. Continue reading →
Nanotube Injector Boosts Mitochondrial Performance Through Cytoplasmic Transfer
Extracting cytoplasmic material such as proteins, RNA, and mitochondria often relies on cell lysis using detergents or enzymes, which destroy the cells. Ultrasound and other sophisticated physical disruption methods need to be carefully tuned to avoid damaging biomolecules, potentially rendering...
Looking beyond fragmentation: How centralization can fix dental provider data
Explore how centralizing dental credentialing and directories reduces fragmentation, risk and costs. Continue reading →
Low customer trust is quietly undermining utility digital payment programs
Utilities that fail to address consumers' biggest areas of distrust are seeing measurable drops in online payment adoption — and the operational costs are adding up. Continue reading →Military schools have cracked the code for educating diverse students
America’s military schools are ranked the best in the nation. California should take note. The U.S. Department of Defense, through its Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA) program, operates 160 K-12 schools in the U.S. and overseas. These schools at American military...California’s next governor to face tough choices for education as state budget tightens
Top Takeaways A new governor with an agenda of new programs could find a chilly reception from districts. A continuing decline in statewide enrollment will erode districts’ ability to cover operating expenses and increase staff pay. Ideas for financial relief include increasing money for special...
UPS sets limits on driver buyouts in deal with Teamsters union
The carrier has agreed to cap the number of buyout payments to 7,500 drivers under a program it says has received "strong interest across the country." Continue reading →