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Maia Anderson

Maia is a Minnesota-based senior reporter and founding reporter of Healthcare Brew, where she covers the pharmacy industry, women’s health, digital health, and how venture capital is shaping healthcare. She previously worked as a fellow covering the aerospace industry at Insider, as well as a healthcare reporter for Becker's Hospital Review. She has won an award from the Society of Professional Journalists for her work.

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Tech

Is telemedicine the future of joint health and GI care?

Hinge Health’s CEO talks about founding the company and the recent Cylinder acquisition.

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Hospitals & Facilities

Northwell CEO reflects on his first year on the job

The year has come with a lot of challenges, from a tough economic environment to a rise in uninsured patients.

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Tech

A bite of Apple’s health strategy

The tech giant’s VP of health told us how the company goes about designing new features.

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Pharma

What Eli Lilly’s psychedelic investment could mean for the emerging field

The move may be a sign that Big Pharma companies are becoming more comfortable with the once-stigmatized field.

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Pharma

Comprehensive cancer centers are running low on supplies of critical treatments

That could lead to downstream consequences for medical research, one expert says.

Hospitals & Facilities

49% of US hospitals lack obstetric services

And more could shutter their obstetric units in the face of Medicaid cuts.

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Pharma

Novo Nordisk announces rebrand amid competition with Eli Lilly

The two pharma giants are in competition for dominance in the obesity and diabetes markets.

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Direct Care

Why overdose deaths are falling in the US

Increased access to naloxone and harm reduction supplies have made an impact, according to a recent analysis.

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Direct Care

9/11 linked to tens of thousands of cancer cases

The largest percentage is non-melanoma skin cancer, according to federal data.

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Direct Care

Study: Wait times for cancer treatment have gotten longer in recent years

Longer wait times could lead to worse health outcomes.