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McKesson’s $2.3B oncology buyout | DOJ settles case against Medicare Advantage provider for $2M | Kaiser sued for $534M
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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McKesson makes major $2.25B oncology drug development acquisition

The Texas-based company is buying Precision Medicine Group, a Maryland-based company that supports cancer drug development with a variety of resources, including data and labs. 

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McKesson makes major $2.25B oncology drug development acquisition

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The Texas-based company is buying Precision Medicine Group, a Maryland-based company that supports cancer drug development with a variety of resources, including data and labs. 
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DOJ settles lawsuit with Medicare Advantage homecare company for $2M

Tennessee-based Monogram Health was accused of upcoding claims in violation of the False Claims Act. The company does not admit to wrongdoing.

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DOJ settles lawsuit with Medicare Advantage homecare company for $2M

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Tennessee-based Monogram Health was accused of upcoding claims in violation of the False Claims Act. The company does not admit to wrongdoing.
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Kaiser Permanente sued for $534M by patient who alleges treatment errors caused him to lose his legs

The patient, Mathew Williamson, says his history of cardiac issues should have been known to Kaiser, who missed symptoms of a serious issue that led to him suffering cardiac arrest in May 2025.

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Kaiser Permanente sued for $534M by patient who alleges treatment errors caused him to lose his legs

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The patient, Mathew Williamson, says his history of cardiac issues should have been known to Kaiser, who missed symptoms of a serious issue that led to him suffering cardiac arrest in May 2025.
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Featured Articles

Drug mix-up at Ascension impacts at least 4 surgeries, leaves 1 patient paralyzed

The details are still unclear, but an anesthetic used during joint replacement surgeries may have been contaminated with potassium. The number of victims and the full extent of the injuries are still being investigated by the hospital and the state.

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While a vast majority of heart transplants in the United States are successful, unplanned hospitalizations after the procedures are still incredibly common. Top 10 reasons for readmission after heart transplant.
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Drug mix-up at Ascension impacts at least 4 surgeries, leaves 1 patient paralyzed

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While a vast majority of heart transplants in the United States are successful, unplanned hospitalizations after the procedures are still incredibly common. Top 10 reasons for readmission after heart transplant.
The details are still unclear, but an anesthetic used during joint replacement surgeries may have been contaminated with potassium. The number of victims and the full extent of the injuries are still being investigated by the hospital and the state.
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Health systems warn of coordinated phishing targeting Epic’s patient portal

It isn’t clear how many scammers are involved in the effort, but health systems across the country are warning their patients to ignore fake messages, many of which offer a “reward” in the form of a “MyChart Medicare Kit.”

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Health systems warn of coordinated phishing targeting Epic’s patient portal

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It isn’t clear how many scammers are involved in the effort, but health systems across the country are warning their patients to ignore fake messages, many of which offer a “reward” in the form of a “MyChart Medicare Kit.”
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Doctors at corporate practices report struggles with burnout, broken equipment and delayed care

A survey from the Physician Advocacy Institute found that doctors in corporate medicine are regularly feeling pressured to make decisions that align with business interests rather than what’s best for patients. 

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Doctors at corporate practices report struggles with burnout, broken equipment and delayed care

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A survey from the Physician Advocacy Institute found that doctors in corporate medicine are regularly feeling pressured to make decisions that align with business interests rather than what’s best for patients. 
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In Case You Missed It

Current and potential outbreaks to be aware of—and ready to talk about

Healthcare stakeholders of a certain age range will remember when the Centers for Disease Control declared measles dead and gone in the U.S. That was in 2000. The eradication was nice while it lasted, wasn’t it?

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Current and potential outbreaks to be aware of—and ready to talk about

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Healthcare stakeholders of a certain age range will remember when the Centers for Disease Control declared measles dead and gone in the U.S. That was in 2000. The eradication was nice while it lasted, wasn’t it?
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FDA announces recall on ventilator components after 4 serious injuries

Hamilton Medical announced the recall in July. To date, there have been no deaths associated with the issue. 

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FDA announces recall on ventilator components after 4 serious injuries

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Hamilton Medical announced the recall in July. To date, there have been no deaths associated with the issue. 
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In Other News

Interventional radiologists see largest year-over-year pay gain among physicians: Doximity

IR specialists saw their average annual compensation leap 10.8%, up to $634,658 in 2025, according to the online professional network for doctors. 

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Interventional radiologists see largest year-over-year pay gain among physicians: Doximity

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IR specialists saw their average annual compensation leap 10.8%, up to $634,658 in 2025, according to the online professional network for doctors. 
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New Orleans surgeon is first in US to use new FDA-cleared device for stroke thrombectomy

Young M. Lee, MD, a cerebrovascular surgeon with University Medical Center New Orleans, spoke to Cardiovascular Business about his experience using the newly cleared technology.

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New Orleans surgeon is first in US to use new FDA-cleared device for stroke thrombectomy

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Young M. Lee, MD, a cerebrovascular surgeon with University Medical Center New Orleans
Young M. Lee, MD, a cerebrovascular surgeon with University Medical Center New Orleans, spoke to Cardiovascular Business about his experience using the newly cleared technology.
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