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The purchase gives J&J, one of the world's largest maker of health products, an entry into robotics and builds on the company's partnership with Alphabet's Verily.
"These products, which are often sold on websites and social media platforms, have not been reviewed by the FDA and are not proven safe and effective to treat the diseases and health conditions they claim to treat," the FDA says.
The Trump administration's plan to force insurers to pass on drugmaker discounts to seniors at the pharmacy counter would upend the market and raise consumer premiums in the end, health insurance executives warned investors this week.
New York City's health department said restaurants in the city "are not permitted to add anything to food or drink that is not approved as safe to eat."
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has stopped short of threatening to issue a subpoena to the drugmakers, indicating that participation at the hearing isn't entirely voluntary.
Alphabet's life science division Verily is building a tech-focused rehab facility to combat the opioid crisis. It wants to understand what works to treat addiction in the clinic and then track patient behavior when they get out to see what sticks.
Oscar's announcement credits Sankaran with being a "key member" of the executive team which helped the insurer through its restructuring and relisting in an IPO, after the financial crisis.
Smith refused to comment on a weekend report about Starboard taking a stake in the embattled pharmaceutical giant, which last month agreed to buy troubled cancer drug company Celgene in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $74 billion.
Pharmaceutical executives have already declined the Senate Finance Committee's invitation to testify about drug prices. Sen. Ron Wyden floated this possibility of issuing a subpoena forcing them to testify.
Every year, over 100,000 Americans wait in "medical purgatory" for an organ transplant, and about 8,000 die on standby. Now researchers, doctors and policymakers are exploring innovative ways to increase the supply of organs to meet demand.