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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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Direct Care

What PCOS’s name change means for healthcare

The new name opens research on the condition up to more NIH funding, an expert explains.

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Direct Care

CHG Healthcare CEO talks combatting burnout and workforce shortages

The company wants to keep physicians in the field of medicine for as long as possible, she said.

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Medicare

What CMS’s hospice and home health Medicare freeze means for the industry

The Trump administration has paused new enrollment in the areas for six months.

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Direct Care

How two ob-gyns are practicing among rapidly changing abortion laws

Since the 2022 Dobbs decision, there have been a number of changes to abortion access.

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Retail Pharmacies

What the Pharmacy Guild has accomplished in its first few years

The union was formed specifically to address pharmacy workers’ concerns.

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Payers

What does Medicare and Medicaid fraud actually look like?

Fraud exists, but experts say it’s not as rampant as the Trump administration claims.

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Pharmacy M&A

What CVS’s Omnicare sale means for the retail pharmacy giant

The company bought Omnicare for $12.7 billion in 2015 and is selling it for $250 million.

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Pharma

Would lowering ANDA costs boost domestic generic drug production?

Mark Cuban recently told Healthcare Brew the costs “kill the economics” for drugmakers like his.

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AI in Healthcare

Why are healthcare companies trapped in an AI ‘pilot purgatory’?

Many are testing AI tools without setting clear goals for their use, according to two health AI experts.

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Pharma

As Novo’s patent expires, GLP-1 generics go global

Cheaper options may grant many more patients worldwide access to GLP-1s.