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Caroline Catherman

Caroline joined Healthcare Brew in July 2024 after three years as a health reporter for the Orlando Sentinel. Her work has appeared in outlets including CNN, Science Magazine, and The Chicago Tribune. She holds a master’s in health, environment, and science journalism from Northwestern University and degrees in psychology and English from Emory University, where she was first author on a public health study. Get in touch: [email protected]

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Tech

Click Therapeutics leader talks digital treatments, dangers of unlimited AI

A convo with Viveca Livezey, Click’s SVP of clinical development and evidence generation.

Novo Nordisk will ask for FDA approval on a semaglutide pill for weight loss
Pharma

Despite FDA crackdown, unapproved GLP-1s still threaten the industry

Legitimate compounders are threatened by false advertising of counterfeit GLP-1s, legal experts warn.

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Payers

Curative CEO Fred Turner explains why his alternative health plan is valued at $1.3b

The Covid test-provider-turned-insurer touts $0 copays, deductibles, and coinsurance for members who get preventative care.

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Pharma

Could relaxed regulations boost gene therapy for ultra-rare diseases?

Companies like Prime Medicine and Aurora Therapeutics are shooting their shot.

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Tech

ChatGPT Health fails to send patients to the emergency room over half the time: study

We hope the bot knows a good eye doctor because it has some blind spots.

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Hospitals & Facilities

Physicians still waiting for CMS clarity on anti-workplace violence signs

A sign is one small part of preventing workplace violence. But it’s still important, doctors say.

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Payers

Silna Health CEO on balancing urgency with accuracy within prior authorization

Morelli talked to us about the danger of fragmented health tech and the push for end-to-end automation.

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Payers

What happens when nearly an entire state is kicked off Medicare Advantage?

Forced disenrollments are spiking for MA beneficiaries as payers reduce options, a new study finds.

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Pharma

GoodRx, Eli Lilly launch direct-to-employer models that reduce reliance on PBMs

Is direct to employer the new direct to consumer?

Elevance Health world headquarters. Elevance Health is a health insurance provider, formerly known as Anthem Insurance.
Payers

CMS threat to Elevance could bring financial consequences

A long-running dispute over risk scores is coming to a head.