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Walgreens is close to hiring a CEO with healthcare experience, which investors and analysts are cheering. Former Cigna and Express Scripts executive Tim Wentworth is reportedly being considered.

As the potential use cases for AI come into shape, so do several ethical issues. Health care providers, patients, AI developers and regulators all have a stake in ethical use of AI, but how will those ethics be defined?

7wireVentures launched its largest fund to date on Tuesday — the closing of the $217 million digital health fund brings the Chicago-based firm’s assets under management to more than $500 million. Two-thirds of the new fund's capital will be allocated to 7wireVentures’ existing portfolio companies for follow-up investments, and the remaining third will go toward Series B and Series C funding round for companies in which the firm hasn’t yet invested.

Health insurance giant Cigna will pay more than $172 million to settle federal claims that it knowingly submitted false diagnosis codes under the federal…

Press Release Komodo Health, a leading healthcare technology company, today announced the addition of two seasoned industry executives to leadership positions in the company. Julia Goebel was named Senior Vice President of Marketing, and Brad Kelley was named General…

The California-based company added a senior vice president of marketing and general manager of MapEnhance to its team and launched its new AI-enabled MapLab.

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Relievant Medsystems Intracept spine procedure earned a positive coverage policy from Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, the medtech company said Oct. 3.

Connecticut-based health insurer The Cigna Group has agreed to pay a more than $172 million settlement to resolve allegations by the federal government that it submitted “untruthful” diagnosis information to boost its Medicare payments, according to the Justice Department.