Theranos Debacle May Scare Investors Away From Diagnostic Technology
Posted: Apr 13th, 2016In: Opinions & FeaturesNow that Theranos faces the prospect of a crippling ban on its operations by federal officials, let’s get past its implosion and talk about the real implications for the rest of the diagnostic sector.
Read More about Theranos Debacle May Scare Investors Away From Diagnostic TechnologyWhy Valeant Should Be Broken Up
Posted: Mar 17th, 2016In: Opinions & FeaturesIt’s not often that we see the collapse of a large pharmaceutical company in real time.
Read More about Why Valeant Should Be Broken UpJPM 2016: Fear And Loathing In Healthcare From San Francisco
Posted: Jan 19th, 2016In: Opinions & FeaturesThe gloom at the J.P. Morgan 34th annual healthcare conference in San Francisco last week is still thick in the air – and will likely to hover there for a while, as macro issues and[...]
Read More about JPM 2016: Fear And Loathing In Healthcare From San FranciscoHow Mental Health is Shortchanged by Lack of Reimbursement for Vagus Nerve Stimulation
Posted: Dec 30th, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesWith a continuing weekly newsfeed on the destructive conse- quences of inadequate mental healthcare and with growing data on how depression negatively impacts the ability to perform daily tasks and engage in social interactions, why[...]
Read More about How Mental Health is Shortchanged by Lack of Reimbursement for Vagus Nerve StimulationShkreli Arrested: What Happened And What Happens Next?
Posted: Dec 17th, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesThe arrest of Martin Shkreli for securities fraud involving alleged misuses of funds from his former company, Retrophin Inc., raises more questions than it answers–and as the case plays out in federal court this gap[...]
Read More about Shkreli Arrested: What Happened And What Happens Next?Diagnosing Theranos
Posted: Dec 5th, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesIt couldn’t have been easy for Elizabeth Holmes, CEO & founder of the controversial blood test company Theranos, to prepare for an interview with Matt Herper at the Forbes Healthcare Summit.
Read More about Diagnosing TheranosThe Pfizer/Allergan Merger May Be Dwarfed By The Merck/Express Scripts Divide
Posted: Nov 23rd, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesAll eyes are fixed on the declared merger of Pfizer, Inc. and Allergan plc, which has the impact of an inversion, and the questions quickly become: Is it a game changer, a challenge to Treasury’s[...]
Read More about The Pfizer/Allergan Merger May Be Dwarfed By The Merck/Express Scripts DivideThe Truly Meaningful Ways To Honor Vets On Veterans Day
Posted: Nov 10th, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesThe history of holidays in the United States has been to turn religious, national, or social occasions into revenue opportunities.
Read More about The Truly Meaningful Ways To Honor Vets On Veterans DayAckman To The Rescue: Can He Make The Case For Valeant?
Posted: Oct 29th, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesValeant Pharmaceuticals is making headlines again as news continues to drip out on its business practices. Recently reports emerged that Valeant, a hedge fund darling, has the option right to acquire a private company called[...]
Read More about Ackman To The Rescue: Can He Make The Case For Valeant?Will CVS And Walgreens Go The Way Of Blockbuster Or Netflix?
Posted: Oct 13th, 2015In: Opinions & FeaturesInsurance companies have a major stake in the national discussion on the cost of drugs. They’re usually pitted against big pharma and biotech, looking for ways to save money on care and drugs. One recent[...]
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