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Bloomberg—The fate of the Affordable Care Act was thrown back into limbo after a federal appeals court found a key piece of the original law unconstitutional, then kicked the case back to the judge who struck it down a year ago.December 19 -
Surescripts, a company that enables electronic prescribing of drugs, terminated its contract with a vendor that it says improperly requested access to patients’ medication histories.August 2
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DNA testing service Vitagene left thousands of client health reports exposed online for years.July 10
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Alphabet’s Google will bring its artificial-intelligence and cloud-computing capabilities to a new partnership with pharma giant Sanofi.June 19
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Salesforce.com, which makes America’s dominant sales-tracking software, agreed to buy Tableau Software in an all-stock deal valued at $15.3 billion that it said will help give customers more ways to analyze data.June 12
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A startup whose app connects people with mental health clinicians for counseling through text messages and video chats raised $50 million.May 29
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A Chinese citizen was indicted for aiding a massive 2015 computer hack at health insurer Anthem, one of the biggest thefts of consumer medical data in U.S. history.May 10
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Congress should pass legislation to stop Americans from getting surprise medical bills, President Donald Trump said Thursday, adding momentum to a bipartisan issue.May 9
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Apple’s healthcare ambitions go beyond wearables like the Apple Watch, with the company poised to soon emerge as a leader in consumer health, according to Morgan Stanley.April 10
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The Trump administration is hardening its position against the Affordable Care Act and arguing now that the entire law is unconstitutional.March 26
