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Quantient Sciences, a CDMO specializing in “niche, low-volume” medicines that are often overlooked by larger contract manufacturers, has extended its contract with Ipsen to manufacture Sohonos (Parovalotene) capsules. Sohonos is currently the only drug approved by the FDA to treat the ultra-rare disease fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP). FOP is a progressive genetic disease in which bone gradually replaces muscle and connective tissue on the outside of the skeleton. This can restrict movement and cause loss of mobility over time. Quotient said in a Feb. 26 press release that fewer than 1,000 people worldwide are affected by the condition. As for…
New research published in Medical Politics, Policy and Law Journal The results suggest that changing the way politicians talk about mass shootings has little effect on the public’s views on gun control. While political rhetoric often sways voters’ opinions on other issues, Americans appear to have deeply entrenched views on firearms policy that are not easily swayed by alternative political rhetoric. In recent years, more than 600 mass shootings occur annually in the United States. The immense scale of this public health crisis is putting pressure on some lawmakers to rethink how they respond to these tragedies in public spaces.…
Healthtech startup Tennr focuses on using artificial intelligence to automate workflow and document capture and fix front office patient referral systems. The company is now targeting a major bottleneck in the pre-visit process: time-consuming, routine phone calls. The company says Tennr has built-in phone calling capabilities into its platform, allowing providers to automate multiple calls at the same time without increasing headcount. Provider front-office teams can manage routine calls associated with active orders, including investigating payer benefits, following up on documentation, welcoming patients and confirming orders, and responding to resupplies, all without leaving the system. Using voice AI for automated…
Get the health information and medications you need every weekday with STAT’s free newsletter Morning Rounds. Sign up here. good morning. There’s already been a lot of notable news this week, but if you have a chance to rewind to September, revisit Eric Budman’s story on Post-Tubal Ligation Syndrome and consider why some women seek reversal of a procedure that is supposed to be irreversible. Eric was just shortlisted as a finalist in the long-form category at the National Magazine Awards. This is a first for STAT in this category. Find out about “The Godfather of Vaccines” Stanley Plotkin, 93,…
March 2, 2026 Read in 5 minutes Add topics to email alerts Receive an email when a new article is posted Enter your email address to receive emails when new articles are posted. . ” data-action=”subscribe”> Subscribe Your request could not be processed. Please try again later. If you continue to experience this issue, please contact us at customerservice@slackinc.com. Return to Helio Important points: Plastic pollution is associated with chronic diseases, and current disease management practices increase plastic waste. Health professionals can be leaders in reducing plastic emissions. When we become doctors, the first thing we do…
Healthcare technology companies DoseSpot and Arrive Health have merged to combine an electronic prescribing platform with medical and pharmacy benefit data to improve real-time drug price transparency for providers and patients. The companies say the new company, called Interra Health, will combine Arrive Health’s coverage and pricing network with DoseSpot’s e-prescribing capabilities to support prescribing decisions and help patients get the right medications at the lowest cost. Bain Capital Technology Opportunities supports the transaction and will become majority owner. PSG, a former majority shareholder of DoseSpot, will become a minority shareholder. Other minority investors include Providence and UPMC Enterprises. The…
Less Noise, Better Signal: As AI Reshapes Search, How Pharma Companies Can Measure Impact
How search is changing with the introduction of AI and the emergence of GEOAI is now routinely used in the way people search and process information, with users relying on systems to interpret their intentions and provide direct responses, especially in the medical field. Discovery spans multiple environments, where conversational queries and answers are evaluated in context. This requires traditional SEO experts to evolve into generative optimization experts to understand how AI systems consume information and how brand influence plays within these new paradigms.These changes impact how impact occurs and shape expectations prior to website engagement. Traditional metrics (rankings, impressions,…
Add-only retro programs have become a red flag for the federal government. This is the proof.
Chetan Parikh, Founder and CEO, RAAPIDSince 2010, I’ve been working at the intersection of healthcare technology, building NLP platforms, collaborating with programmers, and digging deep into how risk adjustment works. The ground underlying retrospective chart review has fundamentally changed. This is not speculation, but direct insight from risk adjustment leaders, and is certainly reflected in recent OIG updates.Retrospective programs were once a staple of risk adjustment, with plans relying on them to recover undocumented diagnoses and fill critical gaps. Those days are over. Federal regulators are drawing the line. Programs that simply add diagnostics without removing unsupported ones are no…
In recent years, the pharmaceutical logistics industry has reached a turning point. While the distribution of pharmaceutical products has increased significantly, the capacity for temperature-controlled logistics has become significantly tighter. Due to customs delays, many cargoes were held up in transit areas that lacked proper environmental controls, while others were forced to pass through general purpose cargo terminals because the necessary specialized infrastructure did not exist. As a result, the system has worked, but it has created tangible costs, resulting in approximately $38 billion in logistics and trade losses each year.As a result, industry leaders are beginning to confront long-standing…
Psychologists examine the common belief that you have to love yourself in order to love your partner
Recent research published in discover psychology reveals that there is a measurable relationship between narcissism and romantic love, but that relationship depends on specific behaviors such as self-care. This study reveals common cultural assumptions by showing that accepting and caring for yourself can positively impact intimacy and passion with your partner. These results suggest that psychological exercises aimed at improving self-compassion and self-love may ultimately become useful tools for couples seeking healthier relationships. Petra Jansen, a researcher at the University of Regensburg in Germany, led the study. She collaborated with Martina Rahe from the University of Koblenz and Markus Sieberts,…