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Eric Kauderer-Abrams, Anthropic's head of life sciences, predicts how AI could expedite drug development, while acknowledging risks and the need for safeguards.

Oura’s IPO delay. The dangers of “secretagogues.” Unpaid medical debts. These stories and more in this week’s InnovationRx newsletter.

"With proper measures in place—like shade, hydration stations, early warning systems, and adjusted timings—events can still be held safely, even in hot weather."

Cigna is ramping up investments in specialty pharmacy and a companywide focus into better ways to manage complex care of patients in its health plans.

A study finds that mammalian cells can join RNA from separate genes into functional hybrid proteins, revealing a hidden layer of genome complexity in immune cells.

Ashley Park, who recently filmed the final season of "Emily In Paris," is talking about her experience with AML and the need for more people to start donating blood .

For immunocompromised people, everyday activities can carry added health risks. Here’s how to assess risk, take useful precautions and keep living fully.

Star Meat Delivery Inc., is recalling 167,639 pounds of beef, pork and goat products due to their bearing false USDA inspection marks. Here's how to check your meat.

A medical robot is now capable of drawing blood with skill comparable to a trained human. The Aletta system has similar success rates with equal or less pain as humans.

Xella Health integrates multi-omic diagnostics, AI, and Oura wearable data into a connected precision health platform. CEO Kelly Lacob on closing the diagnostic gap.

Despite a severe shortage of (and declining access to) primary care, insurers and employers remain skeptical of investing more in these doctors. Here's why.

The race to keep pace with AI is testing executives’ resilience, forcing them to rethink how they manage expectations, uncertainty, and their own well-being.

Insurance companies are increasingly leveraging AI tools both in back-office and consumer facing functions.