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October 4, 2026 Viktor Zarev 0 min read
  1. New Gemini model finds critical flaw in widely used hospital software.
  2. CDC plan to cut disability questions from health survey draws pushback.
  3. Grindr breaks into healthcare with PurposeMed acquisition.
  4. Women now account for majority of DO primary care physicians.
  5. CMS projects lower Medicare Advantage premiums in 2027.
  6. Judy Faulkner drives Epic deeper into the hospital C-suite.
  7. Governors ask HHS for more time on Medicaid work requirements.
  8. Pennsylvania reports fifth measles death.
  9. First multi-cancer blood test nears FDA approval.
  10. Cleveland Clinic, Inova build ‘second, invisible clinic’ in primary care.
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