Johnson & Johnson misses revenue estimates as blockbuster drugs disappoint
Johnson & Johnson narrowly missed quarterly revenue estimates on Wednesday as sales of its blockbuster psoriasis medicine Stelara and cancer drug Imbruvica fell short of expectations.
Deadly coronavirus puts U.S. government on alert
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar assured people that while coronavirus is still "very rare," if anyone has symptoms, they should see a physician immediately.
Coronavirus screenings coming to two more airports as first case hits US
Passengers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport will be screened, in addition to travelers at New York's JFK Airport, San Francisco International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport.
Wearable tech company CEO on sharing health data, but keeping it secure
Dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer discusses how his company’s wearable tech, which monitors glucose levels, gathers and protects health information in an exclusive interview.
Medical software company tells customers it won't use Google Cloud amid privacy concerns
People have been skeptical of Google's approach to health care storage
Fundamental discoveries being made in every area of disease: 10X Genomics CEO
10X Genomics CEO Serge Saxonov discusses the health care equipment, technology his company is developing and selling to the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies.
JPMorgan's CEO Dimon cautions on Warren, Sanders health plans
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon called the American health care system "the most dynamic health care system in the world," and said the Democrats need "to be very careful" if they plan on rebuilding the health care system.
Dimon: America has world’s most dynamic health care system
In an exclusive interview, JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon argues lawmakers need well-designed health care policy without killing the ‘golden goose’ of America’s dynamic system of health care.
JMP recruiting 'little' health care companies to become 'big'
JMP Securities president Mark Lehmann discusses the breakthrough of biotech in health care.
Health care sector has $1T in investing ‘firepower’: Investor
Sofinnova Partners president and managing partner Antoine Papiernik argues 2020 could be a year of important new scientific development especially in the field of neuroscience.
Cheaper insulin treatments on the way from Eli Lilly
Eli Lilly and Co said on Tuesday it plans to sell two versions of insulin products at half their current U.S. list prices.
Companies moving to ‘brain trust clusters’ to attract critical talent: Alexandria Real Estate founder
Alexandria Real Estate founder Joel Marcus argues the desire for tenants to attract critical talent with creative environments and amenities has driven the growth of 'mega campuses' as retail moves out of malls and nearer to these campuses.
Where is the growth in health care?
Third Rock Ventures partner Abbie Celniker discusses opportunities for investing in health care innovation and the development of cures for deadly diseases.
Payment dispute keeps vet from using prosthetic legs
An Army veteran in Mississippi who served in Vietnam and Iraq says a dispute over payments has left him unable to use a pair of expensive prosthetic legs.
Chess grandmaster: AI won’t cause the downfall of mankind
Former World Chess champion Garry Kasparov says humans shouldn't fear the impact of AI
Jobs putting women in workplace in record numbers
This marks the first time in nearly a decade that females took the majority of the workforce jobs.
As Peloton struggles, next fitness unicorn ClassPass has arrived
The fitness startup hit a $1 billion valuation with its latest round of funding.
CES preview: Look for 5G, AI, subscription services, 8K TVs
Constellation Research CEO Ray Wang gives his predictions about the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which kicks off Tuesday.
Gym class without a gym? High schools follow Peloton example
While online physical education classes have been around for well over a decade, often as part of virtual or online schools, the technology has made possible a new level of accountability.
New York doctor sues Apple over watch's heart monitoring technology
The doctor is accusing Apple of incorporating features of his patented technology on the Apple Watch's heart-monitoring app.