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May 13, 2026 Viktor Zarev 0 min read
  1. What is White House looking for in next FDA commissioner?
  2. OpenEvidence AI now used by two-thirds of U.S. doctors.
  3. Pharma leverages AI for faster drug development. 
  4. FDA clears AI tool for early sepsis detection. 
  5. Alcohol’s staggering toll on U.S. healthcare system. 
  6. Discovery of third bodily system links Eastern, Western medicine.
  7. Doctors flood No Surprises arbitration system with 1.2M claims.
  8. Can CIA’s “Ghost Murmur” really detect heartbeats 40 miles away?
  9. Celebrity endorsements boost ivermectin prescriptions. 
  10. Health insurance industry“shows signs of life.”
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