Dx Deals: New Premerger Regulations Could Slow Down Pace of Transactions
The new rules, which were approved by the FTC in October and will go into effect in mid-January, aim to put a damper on consolidation
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The new rules, which were approved by the FTC in October and will go into effect in mid-January, aim to put a damper on consolidation
Increasing incidences of heart disease, as well as technological advances, will drive growth over the next eight to 10 years, reports say.
According to a recent report, digital health companies are on track to rake in $21 billion for 2022, below the 2021 total of $29.1 billion.
Continuing recent patterns, M&A deal-making in the diagnostics space was low in volume but high in impact in October.
While new test approvals were scarce in October, they were particularly impactful; here are three approvals you should know about.
The Miami-based startup has secured major in-home phlebotomy services contracts from some of the nation’s biggest lab companies.
Two lab staffing experts weigh in on current trends and what labs need to do to attract and retain talent in today’s environment.
A roundup of key mergers, acquisitions, and strategic asset purchases in the healthcare industry in September.
The Hilden, Germany-based company is extending its genetic testing profile beyond oncology to neurology biomarkers.
The agency recently stated that current testing capacity is adequate and established limits on its review of new EUA submissions.
ACLA and public health experts warn that current reimbursement rates will hamper US efforts to contain monkeypox spread.