
What We’re Reading: Increase in People Seeking Coverage; Monkeypox Name Change; Hemophilia Gene Therapy Approved
The HHS announced an increase in individuals seeking coverage from Healthcare.gov; monkeypox will receive a name change to destigmatize the virus; a gene therapy for hemophilia was approved and is now the most expensive in the world.
More Americans Seek Health Care Coverage
The Biden administration announced that there was an increase in new customers seeking health care coverage through the Affordable Care Act’s marketplace on Healthcare.gov, according to
WHO Plans Name Change for Monkeypox
The World Health Organization (WHO) plans to change the name for the monkeypox virus. It will now be referred to as “MPOX” in hopes of destigmatizing the virus, according to
Costly Gene Therapy for Hemophilia Approved
The FDA has approved a hemophilia B gene therapy, making the drug, at $3.5 million per dose, the most expensive drug in the world, according to
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