Arundhati Parmar
VP and Editor-in-Chief at MedCity News
Host at MedCity Pivot
Editor-in-Chief, MedCity News. Love journalism + theater, hate hypocrisy + football, tweeting about healthcare and innovation. Find me at https://t.co/S7LitzevQm
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2 weeks ago |
medcitynews.com | Amy Maxmen |Arundhati Parmar
The Trump administration’s cancellation of $766 million in contracts to develop mRNA vaccines against potential pandemic flu viruses is the latest blow to national defense, former health security officials said. They warned that the U.S. could be at the mercy of other countries in the next pandemic.
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1 month ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar
Our Season 2 – Innovations in Oncology – continues with a focus on precision medicine. I talk with CEO of Helix, James Lu, who had an interesting take on how precision medicine is evolving. Below, you will find the video, audio and transcript:VIDEOHere is the audio-only versionHere is the transcript:Arundhati Parmar: Welcome to the Met City Pivot Podcast. I’m your host. We are continuing with our focus on oncology this season.
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2 months ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar
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2 months ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar
Straight talk is what everyone wants but rarely gets. At the Medicarians conference held earlier this month in Las Vegas, I had the opportunity to engage Sachin Jain, CEO of SCAN Health Plan, in a fireside health chat to talk about the current state of Medicare. While he extolled the benefits of Medicare Advantage, he did not shy away from tough questions about the program and even agreed that the program needs changes.
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2 months ago |
medcitynews.com | Arundhati Parmar
Last December, the Department of Health and Human Services proposed a rule that would make data encryption a standard and not optional across healthcare organizations that store and transfer patient health information. In the last episode of our season 1, we talk to Bryan Marlatt and IT expert with CyXcel, an advisory firm that provides resources on crises including cybersecurity. Marlatt talked about the evolving threat landscape and what the proposed rule means for healthcare organizations.
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