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March 27, 2025 Jason Barry 0 min read
  1. Senate confirms Marty Makary to lead FDA.
  2. University of Pennsylvania Health System cuts 300 positions. 
  3. CDC, DOGE claw back $11 billion in COVID-19 grants headed to states. 
  4. Dr. Oz advances past Senate for CMS confirmation vote. 
  5. Gene-edited pig liver transplanted into human succeeds.
  6. Measles case confirmed in DC, Amtrak passengers exposed. 
  7. Judge dismisses Wells Fargo lawsuit over prescription drug costs.
  8. Physician optimism returns, quit intentions decrease.
  9. Immigration policy could help bring in physicians for labor shortage.
  10. GLP-1s increase spending growth on traditional drugs.
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