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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.

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.

DNA testing service Vitagene left thousands of client health reports exposed online for years.

Alphabet’s Google will bring its artificial-intelligence and cloud-computing capabilities to a new partnership with pharma giant Sanofi.

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.

A startup whose app connects people with mental health clinicians for counseling through text messages and video chats raised $50 million.

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.

Congress should pass legislation to stop Americans from getting surprise medical bills, President Donald Trump said Thursday, adding momentum to a bipartisan issue.

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.

The Trump administration is hardening its position against the Affordable Care Act and arguing now that the entire law is unconstitutional.