Independent, Smaller Hospitals Will Need To Make Tough Choices To Survive COVID-19 Financial Crisis: Analysis

Independent hospitals could need to make drastic decisions such as reducing service lines or workforces to survive the cash crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, a new analysis finds.

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Nevada Adds 239 COVID-19 Cases, 23 Deaths As Positivity Rate Dips

Nevada added 239 new COVID-19 cases and 23 deaths over the preceding day, as the state’s infection or positivity rate registered its first decline in nearly a month, according to state data posted Wednesday.

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Trump Says He Will Meet With Drugmakers This Week Over Pricing

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he planned to meet with pharmaceutical companies this week regarding his so-called most- favored-nation executive order aimed at lowering drug prices paid by the U.S. federal government.

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CDC Asks States To Plan For Potential Vaccine Distribution Starting In Late October

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has asked states to prepare to distribute a potential coronavirus vaccine as soon as late October, according to a series of planning documents sent to public health officials last week.

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California Launches Plan To Reopen In Slower Phases After Surge In Coronavirus Cases

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) launched a new plan to more slowly reopen his state’s economy after an alarming spike in coronavirus cases across the Golden State over the summer.

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California Legislators Cap Off Session With Several COVID-19 Protection Bills

California lawmakers on Monday wrapped up a legislative session largely defined by the pandemic as they approved new COVID-19 sick leave for food workers, added sweeping labor protections for laid-off hotel staff and made it easier for essential employees to file for workers’ compensation.

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Mnuchin Says McConnell May Introduce New Coronavirus Bill Next Week

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Monday that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) will “hopefully” unveil a new coronavirus relief bill next week.

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Anthem, Cigna Can’t Collect Billions In Damages Over Failed Merger

A Delaware court ruled Monday that neither Anthem nor Cigna Corp. may recover any damages after they failed to complete their proposed $54 billion merger, which would have created the nation's largest health insurer.

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White House Announces Deal To Provide 150 Million Rapid Coronavirus Tests

The White House announced a deal Thursday with Abbott Laboratories to produce 150 million rapid coronavirus tests that will allow users to obtain results in 15 minutes from a small card.

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California Rx: State May Dive Into Generic Drug Market

California is poised to become the first state to develop its own line of generic drugs, targeting soaring drug prices and stepping into a fiercely competitive drug market dominated by deep-pocketed pharmaceutical companies.

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