Updated Covid shots this fall should protect against the latest Omicron offshoots circulating in the U.S., advisers to the Food and Drug Administration said wsj.com/articles/u-s-t…

Developers of Alzheimer’s drugs have work cut out for them getting the treatments to patients wsj.com/articles/alzhe…

.The Wall Street Journal scoop: JPMorgan reviewed its ties to Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 and found that he had regularly given business advice to onetime JPMorgan exec Jes Staley and invited him to meetings with senior officials in foreign governments. wsj.com/articles/inter… w/ Dave Benoit

Employers pay consulting firms to make sure middlemen aren't ripping them off. But some of those consulting firms are actually getting paid by the middlemen too, which one might say creates a bit of a conflict of interest... Great reporting Bob Herman statnews.com/2023/06/20/pbm…

The biotech industry claims the title for the shadiest when it comes to insider trading. Execs Make Millions via Timely Trades of Competitors’ Stock — ProPublica propublica.org/article/secret…

Young children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy can now get the first gene therapy promising to treat the crippling and fatal muscle condition. But it is expected to cost millions of dollars wsj.com/articles/first…

Can someone tell me what's going on here? wsj.com/articles/ukrai… via The Wall Street Journal

In new audio messages posted to Telegram (allegedly) from Prigozhin he says “This is not a military coup, but a march for justice. Our actions do not interfere with the troops in any way”. This is getting more and more bizarre.

Negligence and misconduct at a federal jail in New York gave financier Jeffrey Epstein a perfect chance to kill himself, a government watchdog said wsj.com/articles/jeffr… via The Wall Street Journal

If BioMarin's gene therapy for hemophilia A is approved by Friday, it would be the third treatment in this revolutionary space to get the FDA nod in recent weeks. But getting patients to take its treatment will be an uphill battle. My latest $bmrn wsj.com/articles/new-g… The Wall Street Journal

America Is Wrapped in Miles of Toxic Lead Cables wsj.com/articles/lead-…

The #FDA decision will help expand access to contraception. Back in May, I argued that there is an opportunity here to increase usage among the uninsured, who also happen to have higher rates of unwanted pregnancies. wsj.com/articles/otc-b…

Earlier this month, the FDA gave its full approval to Leqembi, the first Alzheimer's drug that can slow the progression of the disease. Today, GE HealthCare discussed the expected growth in demand for its imaging business as a result of the new drug wsj.com/articles/a-sur…

The highest grossing drug of all time, AbbVie's Humira, is now facing 8 biosimilars. But so far it's lost almost no market share largely thanks to AbbVie's strategy of "burning down the house so nobody else can have it." wsj.com/articles/how-a…

“As the politicians are going after them, ironically, PBMs are having a great year.” wsj.com/articles/those… David Wainer

Tomorrow, September 29, will mark six months since Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia. Join The Wall Street Journal and the broader Dow Jones community for a social storm at 10:30 a.m. ET to help keep Evan’s story front and center #IStandWithEvan dowjones.com/press-room/six…

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