Blog November 20, 2017
The Week That Was team is making our grocery list and checking Black Friday sales, eager to try a new turkey brine and score some electronics deals. Before we fade into a tryptophan-induced slumber, let’s review some of the big announcements from last week.
Blog November 13, 2017
Temperatures are finally dropping here, but we’re still seeing highs and lows all over the map. From the “science is awesome” files, hospitals feeling the squeeze, and Commissioner Scott Gottlieb touting new guidance for a single DMF for shared system REMS submissions.
Blog October 30, 2017
In the lead up to this Halloween edition of The Week That Was, our headlines are chock full of sour patches, jaw breakers and red hots. Let’s take stock of last week’s sweets, scary stuff, as well as the inevitable sour apple just in case you missed them.
Blog October 23, 2017
This week was all about showing the love—from self-admiration to all-out corporate courting. And let’s not forget the dozens of cities that pulled out all the stops to woo Amazon in the company’s search for a new HQ.
Blog October 9, 2017
The FDA lost its lovin’ feeling this week and we kept busy evaluating Louisiana’s new drug pricing proposal and watching not one, but two, Congressional hearings covering both Right to Try and the national opioid epidemic.
Blog October 3, 2017
Equifax’s CEO resigned, politics got personal (well, at least email accounts did) and grassroots efforts began to materialize in support of Puerto Rico following the devastating effects of Hurricane Maria. Oh, and there was also some healthcare news.
Blog September 25, 2017
Our favorite fall TV shows are finally starting back up and we’ve DVRed (yes, it’s a verb people) the Sanders-Klobuchar versus Graham-Cassidy Town Hall debate on CNN. Tomorrow night’s match-up is the equivalent of the Kanye vs Taylor showdown for healthcare nerds.
Blog September 18, 2017
We hope you had a restful weekend, because you’re in for a helping heap of The Week That Was. Last week was the equivalent of editorial catnip for our team. It’s too late to go back to bed, so please read on for this Monday edition of The Week That Was.
Blog August 28, 2017
Our team kept an eye on a number of stories about opioid “pledges,” top-line data communications and, as always, drug pricing. Also, eclipse watching on Monday incurred a drop in workplace productivity of ~$700 million in “missing outputs.”
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