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HHS eliminates "flawed" plan to let some devices skip review
 | | The Biden administration has nixed what it described as a “flawed” Trump-era decision to exempt certain medical devices — including infusion pump controllers and fetal monitors — from regulatory review. HHS published the original notice in the Federal Register on Jan. 15, shortly before President Joe Biden was set to take office, without speaking to the … |
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Supply Chain's Future Leaders - Matt Burns
 | | Who’s going to shape the future of the healthcare supply chain? The smart, energetic and creative people who work for you and with you. This month's issue of JHC features supply chain leaders who have exhibited hard work and dedication leading innovative strategies and ensuring their frontline workers have the supplies they needed amid a pandemic. |
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Thermo Fisher Scientific to acquire PPD, Inc. for $17.4B
 | | Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (Waltham, MA) will acquire and PPD, Inc. (Wilmington, NC) for a total cash purchase price of $17.4 billion plus the assumption of approximately $3.5 billion of net debt. PPD provides a broad range of clinical research and laboratory services to enable customers to accelerate innovation and increase drug development … |
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Baylor Scott & White Health names new CFO
 | | Baylor Scott & White Health (Dallas, TX) has hired Jennifer Mitzner as EVP and CFO, effective June 1, 2021. In this role, Mitzner will oversee the health system’s finance, accounting and revenue cycle functions to advance the delivery of affordable, high-quality, consumer-centric care. Most recently, Mitzner served as EVP of Hoag Health … |
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Episode 4 of The Marketing Minute Podcast is available now!
 | | Episode 4 of “The Marketing Minute Podcast” with The JHC’s John Pritchard and Repertoire’s Scott Adams is now available!- Why Trade Publications are an Invaluable Marketing Tool
- what Trade Publications provide
- Partnering with trade publishers to develop quality content that’s visible, targeted, and generates leads for healthcare professionals
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Third dose of COVID-19 vaccine likely needed within 1 year
 | | Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said Thursday that COVID-19 vaccine recipients will likely need a third dose between six to 12 months after they’re fully vaccinated and suggested vaccinations for coronavirus may be needed annually. Bourla told CNBC that he predicts based on current data a “likely scenario” will involve the COVID-19 vaccine being administered to … |
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Weird News: Floridians Catch Meteor's Close Brush With Earth
 | | It wasn't a bird or a plane that gave Floridians a shock late Monday night. It wasn't even Superman. A meteor shot across the sky around 10 p.m. Monday. Residents along the state's Atlantic coast from West Palm Beach south to Miami shared videos of the surprising sight on social media. Dashcam footage and security videos showed a still, dark night suddenly lit up by what appeared to be a large fireball streaking diagonally across the sky. In just a few seconds, it was over. A meteor is what happens when |
a meteoroid — a small piece of an asteroid or comet — burns up upon entering Earth's atmosphere, creating a streak of light in the sky. There's disagreement online over whether the Monday night visitor was the asteroid 2021 GW4 that was expected to make a close shave with Earth's surface Monday evening. Zach Covey, a meteorologist for a local CBS affiliate in Florida, wrote on Twitter that if the meteor seen Monday was indeed 2021 GW4, it likely flew much closer to Earth's surface than what was originally expected. Covey said the asteroid made its closest approach of roughly 9,300 miles. He tweeted, "To put this in perspective, most close approach asteroids are between 1 and 3 millions miles from earth." Source: NPR |
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