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3M to spin off $8.6B healthcare business to publicly traded company
Material science company 3M said it plans to spin off its healthcare ventures into two publicly traded companies, New 3M and Health Care, by the end of 2023. -
US struggles with monkeypox vaccine supply
There aren't enough monkeypox vaccines to go around. -
Supply Chain Tip of the Week: Utilize Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment (CPFR) in the healthcare industry
The healthcare sector is reexamining how to build greater flexibility into supply chains while preserving efficiency and preparing for future shocks to the system. -
Medline to close North Carolina plant, lay off 97 workers
Medline Industries expects to lay off 97 workers as it closes a facility in Rowan County, N.C., according to a July 22 report from The News & Observer. -
Devicemaker Hanger to go private in $1.25B deal
Healthcare investment firm Patient Square Capital plans to acquire Hanger, an Austin, Texas-based orthotic and prosthetic devicemaker, for $1.25 billion. -
Patient death spurs infusion pump recall
Citing eight product malfunctions, Smiths Medical has recalled more than 118,000 syringe infusion pumps after reports of one death and seven serious injuries. -
Geisinger teams up with Excelerate to lower supply chain costs
Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger health system is partnering with Excelerate to reduce its supply chain costs up to 20 percent, according to a July 20 press release. -
American Contract Systems recalls 100K COVID-19 tests
In the most serious type of recall, American Contract Systems has recalled 99,900 distributed COVID-19 test kits after the FDA deemed the facility "uncontrolled" because of untrained workers. -
How the resin shortage is affecting hospitals
The shortage of resin, an ingredient medical manufacturers use in plastic products, isn't affecting hospitals equally. -
Supply Chain Tip of the Week: Find sufficient space for your contingency stock storage plan
Impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic have shown just how important it is to establish preparedness plans that address how healthcare facilities can best manage inventory in crises or for other specific needs. -
Florida families struggle to find pediatric COVID-19 vaccines
Since Florida's health department won't promote the authorized COVID-19 vaccine for infants and toddlers, and independent pharmacies and national retailers are left to pick up the slack, there's spotty access across the state. Parents are fed up, The Washington Post reported July 17. -
States restrict access to monkeypox vaccine amid short supply
With a high demand and limited supply of monkeypox vaccines, some states and cities are prioritizing doses for those who have had direct exposure to monkeypox, and others are offering only one shot of the required two-dose regimen. -
US orders 2.5M more monkeypox vaccines after cases exceed 1,000
The nation's stockpile of monkeypox vaccines racks up to nearly 7 million with the latest HHS purchase of Jynneos doses from Bavarian Nordic, the only manufacturer with an approved monkeypox vaccine. -
3 medical supply company workers sentenced to federal prison for PPE theft
In one of the largest known thefts of personal protective equipment, accounting for more than $470,000 worth of gloves, masks and gowns, a federal judge sentenced three men to 28 months in federal prison. -
10 systems seeking supply chain talent
Here are 10 health systems that have posted job listings for supply chain expertise in the last week: -
MultiCare to deliver medical supplies via drone
Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System has partnered with drone delivery company Zipline to transport medical supplies to hospitals, labs and physician offices across the system. -
For $75M, Medtronic to team up with CathWorks on device promotion
Medical device manufacturer Medtronic is poised to invest $75 million to co-promote CathWorks' artificial intelligence device that diagnoses coronary artery disease and detects its physiologic effects. -
3 recent moves from Cardinal Health
Here are three recent moves Cardinal Health has made: -
Baby formula supply teeters at 70%: 3 shortage updates
Despite federal efforts to boost infant formula production, supply rates in five states dropped below 60 percent and the nationwide rate recently dipped 7 percentage points, Bloomberg reported July 8. -
Expert supply chain insight on planning your contingency stock strategy
Today the healthcare industry is facing many challenges with product availability, allocations and supply constraints.
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