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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.

A portrait of Angie Karim Nasr, cofounder and chief nursing officer at health tech platform Medely
Hospitals & Facilities

Medely co-founder Angie Karim Nasr talks using tech to curb labor shortages

Nasr co-founded the company in 2015 after being frustrated by manually filling staffing shortages.

Hims & Hers products.
Pharma

Why Hims & Hers moved into lab testing

The CEO thinks it’ll eventually bring in $1 billion.

Eli Lilly corporate center
Retail Pharmacies

Eli Lilly switches from Big 3 PBM to alternative transparent rival

The drugmaker has about 23,000 employees who will be covered by Rightway.

A portrait of Landon Grace, CEO of Lumata, a virtual eye care platform
Tech

Lumata Health CEO on moving healthcare from reactive to proactive

The trick is to stay involved instead of giving orders and walking away, he tells Healthcare Brew.

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Payers

What the government reopening means for healthcare

From insurance subsidies to telehealth, the new funding law has major implications for the industry.

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Retail Pharmacies

What Express Scripts’s move to eliminate rebates means for the industry

The move will hit insurers, drugmakers, and patients differently.

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Retail Pharmacies

How alternative PBMs are shaking up the industry

As major PBMs weather trials and investigations, alternatives promise an easier way.

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Pharma

What new advertising rules may mean for pharma companies

The Trump administration’s crackdown on direct-to-consumer pharma ads could make TV advertising “very expensive and very difficult,” one expert said.

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Pharma

Healthcare execs on the state of psychedelic medicine

While there’s still a long way to go, the industry is starting to embrace psychedelics.

A portrait of co-founder and CEO of MiSalud Health, Bismarck Lepe
Direct Care

How MiSalud Health tailors care to the Hispanic population

The telehealth company offers a range of primary care and behavioral health services.