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Management Health Solutions celebrates its twentieth anniversary by rebranding to Syft.

Global investment company Investcorp acquires practice management business Health Plus Management for an undisclosed amount.

CMS launches the What’s Covered Medicare app to give members easier access to program resources and coverage information.

Ireland-based healthcare supply chain software company Genesis Automation signs its first US health system deal with 15-hospital Novant Health (NC).

Health Ministry officials in Singapore say an American man who formerly worked in the country leaked the records of over 14,000 HIV patients.

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