Amgen secures federal win for psoriasis drug
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Sansum, Sutter Health in talks to merge
Santa Barbara-based Sansum Clinic, one of the largest health care nonprofits in the Tri-Counties, said May 5 that it entered into exclusive negotiations for a possible combination with Sutter Health, a Sacramento-based organization that operates a network of hospitals and clinics in Northern California. Sansum and Sutter said in a combined statement to community stakeholders Read More →
Biosimilar competition hurts Amgen’s top line
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Mercado: Ventura County’s growing biotech presence on full display
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Biotech Corridor event focuses on industry challenges
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Meissner building $250M Georgia plant
Camarillo-based life sciences firm Meissner Corporation is planning to build a second, nearly $250 million manufacturing facility in the United States. The facility will be in Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, which has a modest biotech hub. The project, which the company says is expected to create more than 1,700 jobs over the next eight years, was Read More →
Hospitals cope with staffing shortages
About 1-in-5 healthcare workers quit their job during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a study from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But, despite common belief, the nursing shortage is actually not a symptom of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather, it had been a creeping phenomenon for several decades now. The pandemic only quickened the process.“We Read More →
