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Weekly Newsletter

Saturday, October 17, 2026

Features of the week

Healthcare ETFs Face Off as Investors Weigh Growth Against Stability

Investors comparing iShares Biotechnology ETF and iShares U.S. Healthcare ETF must weigh biotechnology’s growth potential against the broader healthcare sector’s diversification and relative stability New York, 12 October 2026 – The healthcare industry continues to attract investor attention as pharmaceutical...

OneMedNet Expands Healthcare Data Reach Across Korea and Asia Pacific

New partnership with Mediplexus brings U.S. real-world healthcare data closer to Korean biopharma, medical technology, and AI companies Minneapolis, Minnesota, 8 October 2026 – OneMedNet is expanding its presence in the Asia Pacific healthcare market after signing an agreement with...

Every Minute Counts, Rethinking Trauma Care Coordination

New pilot projects aim to improve patient transfers, hospital coordination, and emergency readiness Washington, DC, 5 October 2026 – When a serious injury occurs, getting the right care quickly can make a critical difference. But reaching the appropriate trauma center...

QIAGEN Expands Rapid Testing for Bloodstream Infections

New FDA-cleared panel completes the company’s U.S. QIAstat Dx bloodstream infection portfolio, helping laboratories identify bacteria and antibiotic resistance markers faster Germantown, Maryland, 28 September 2026 – Bloodstream infections can become serious quickly, making timely testing important for healthcare teams....

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Beyond the Procedure: Advancing Equitable and Patient-Centered Care for Women With Uterine Fibroids

Uterine fibroids are among the most common benign gynecologic conditions affecting women of reproductive age. Yet their impact extends well beyond the uterus. Heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain and pressure, anemia, reproductive concerns, and effects on daily functioning and...

What Is the Future of Clinical Trials? Will They Die of Bureaucracy?

Unlike in the early 1990s, clinical trials are now a well-developed business, with dedicated teams, specialised suppliers and sophisticated technology. Professionalisation has improved participant protection and the reliability of results. Yet, having watched this field develop, I wonder whether...

The CRO Reckoning: Five Trends Shaping What Comes Next

I've spent more than 25 years in oncology clinical trial research, including my time as Department Administrator for Investigational Cancer Therapeutics at MD Anderson. Here's the truth: the CRO industry is under more pressure than at any other point...

Beyond Site Selection: Why Clinical Trial Recruitment in Europe Needs an Integrated Patient and Site Intelligence Approach

Clinical trial feasibility has traditionally focused on a familiar set of questions: Which countries have the right investigators? Which sites have experience in the therapeutic area? How many eligible patients does a site believe it can recruit? How quickly...