Kris B. Mamula

Pittsburgh

I write about the business of health care at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, bicycle a lot and try to remember to wear socks.

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Study: Proposed Medicaid cuts endanger seven UPMC hospitals

2 days ago | mahoningmatters.com | Kris B. Mamula

Seven UPMC hospitals are among 47 Pennsylvania medical centers that are threatened financially by cuts to Medicaid being weighed by the U.S. Senate, a new study found.
Study: Proposed Medicaid cuts endanger seven UPMC hospitals

2 days ago | post-gazette.com | Kris B. Mamula

Seven UPMC hospitals are among 47 Pennsylvania medical centers that are threatened financially by cuts to Medicaid being weighed by the U.S. Senate, a new study found.
Pittsburgh company awarded $40 million in contract dispute

3 days ago | mahoningmatters.com | Kris B. Mamula

A former East End company that was marrying machine learning to surgery has won a federal $40 million breach of contract lawsuit, with the prospect of the final award going much higher. In a five-count civil lawsuit filed last year in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, ChemImage Corp. alleged that Ethicon Inc.
Former East End company wins $40 million award in contract dispute

3 days ago | post-gazette.com | Kris B. Mamula

A former East End company that was marrying machine learning to surgery has won a federal $40 million breach of contract lawsuit, with the prospect of the final award going much higher. In a five-count civil lawsuit filed last year in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, ChemImage Corp. alleged that Ethicon Inc.
David Zubik retires as Diocese of Pittsburgh bishop; Pope XIV names Mark Eckman as replacement

3 days ago | post-gazette.com | Kris B. Mamula

Stephanie Strasburg / Post-Gazette Pope Leo XIV appoints Mark Eckman as replacement Kris B.
Pleasant Hills nutrition bar maker to close

4 days ago | mahoningmatters.com | Kris B. Mamula

A Pleasant Hills nutrition bar maker is closing in August, resulting in the layoff of 82 employees. Bakery Barn LLC notified the state Department of Labor & Industry that its facility on Terence Drive is closing August 1. The company also has a production facility in Charleroi. The closure notice comes six months after Bakery Barn was acquired by New York City-based 1440 Foods Manufacturing LLC, a portfolio of sports and active nutrition brands owned by Bain Capital and 4X4 Capital.
Bakery Barn is closing, resulting in layoff of 82 employees

4 days ago | post-gazette.com | Kris B. Mamula

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Deep cuts erode the foundations of U.S. public health system, threaten worse to come

1 week ago | post-gazette.com | Benjamin Kail |Kris B. Mamula

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Americans are losing a vast array of people and programs dedicated to keeping them healthy. Gone are specialists who were confronting a measles outbreak in Ohio, workers who drove a van to schools in North Carolina to offer vaccinations and a program that provided free tests to sick people in Tennessee.
Federal funding cuts could jeopardize mission of Wilkinsburg-based Computer Reach

1 week ago | mahoningmatters.com | Kris B. Mamula

May 27-Three years ago, in an op-ed piece for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dave Sevick wrote that Pennsylvania was "on the cusp of an historic milestone: universally affordable broadband service."He had good reason to be optimistic. Mr. Sevick is the founder of Wilkinsburg-based Computer Reach, which has an annual budget of about $580,000 and rebuilds laptops for lower income people while providing training in how to use the internet. Government funding was helping make that possible.
Federal funding cuts could jeopardize mission of Wilkinsburg-based Computer Reach

1 week ago | post-gazette.com | Kris B. Mamula

Three years ago, in an op-ed piece for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dave Sevick wrote that Pennsylvania was “on the cusp of an historic milestone: universally affordable broadband service.”He had good reason to be optimistic. Mr. Sevick is the founder of Wilkinsburg-based Computer Reach, which has an annual budget of about $580,000 and rebuilds laptops for lower income people while providing training in how to use the internet. Government funding was helping make that possible.

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Kris Mamula @kmamula1

6 May 25

Carnegie Mellon University joins lawsuit against the National Science Foundation over its cut in research funds. Get the details here. https://t.co/lAB5Rd485V https://t.co/Z1UmLSzWQc

Kris Mamula @kmamula1

2 May 25

Doctors and other health care professionals at the University of Pittsburgh are pushing back against cuts to federal research funding. They want administrators to join them in the fight. https://t.co/E7CZTkSDB9 https://t.co/5DIE44UBD0

Kris Mamula @kmamula1

30 Apr 25

The University of Pittsburgh's loss of federal research funds nears $45 million since February. Get the details here. https://t.co/mJCKUw1UNQ https://t.co/FCMgJ4RWba

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Articles

Study: Proposed Medicaid cuts endanger seven UPMC hospitals

Study: Proposed Medicaid cuts endanger seven UPMC hospitals

Pittsburgh company awarded $40 million in contract dispute

Former East End company wins $40 million award in contract dispute

David Zubik retires as Diocese of Pittsburgh bishop; Pope XIV names Mark Eckman as replacement

Pleasant Hills nutrition bar maker to close

Bakery Barn is closing, resulting in layoff of 82 employees

Deep cuts erode the foundations of U.S. public health system, threaten worse to come

Federal funding cuts could jeopardize mission of Wilkinsburg-based Computer Reach

Federal funding cuts could jeopardize mission of Wilkinsburg-based Computer Reach

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