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After tense negotiations, Gilead Sciences has agreed not to boost prices next year for HIV medicines that are sold to state ...

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The American Medical Association announced a new Center for Digital Health and AI. In a Q&A, AMA CEO John Whyte discusses its ...

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The Congressional Budget Office says exemptions for orphan drugs as part of Medicare price negotiations will cost taxpayers ...

The DOJ says that Kaiser systematically altered patients’ medical records to make them appear sicker and boost its revenue.