Hospitals are selling longevity now. Some of their own doctors have doubts
At least nine nonprofit health systems now run cash-pay longevity clinics, with packages from $4,800 a year. Some of their own physicians question what patients are buying.
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Drug shortages are easing, except for the ones hospitals need most
The number of drugs in short supply has fallen for the first time in three years. But sterile injectables used in ERs and operating rooms make up a growing share.