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June 3, 2026 Viktor Zarev 0 min read
  1. Massachusetts sues UnitedHealthcare for Medicaid fraud.
  2. CMS published Medicaid work requirements.
  3. As AI adoption surges, providers worry about deskilling.
  4. Daraxonrasib is a success for pancreatic cancer.
  5. FTC forces Ascension to divest in $3.9B AmSurg deal.
  6. Maybe GLP-1s lower breast cancer risk?
  7. Presbyterian pulls back from Medicare Advantage.
  8. Eli Lilly’s data sharing ultimatum for 340B hospitals.
  9. NYU Langone’s massive Long Island hospital plans.
  10. Ardent Health appoints newpresident, CEO.
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