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• March 10, 2026

  Wash. Justices Seem Open To Palestinian's Racial Bias Claim

  The Washington State Supreme Court appeared somewhat receptive on Tuesday to a Palestinian patient's argument that an unfavorable jury verdict in her medical malpractice trial was tainted by racism, with several justices concerned that the defense had described the accused doctor as "from this part of the world" during openings.

• March 10, 2026

  UnitedHealth Must Reveal Nitty-Gritty In Claim Denial AI Case

  A Minnesota federal judge has ordered UnitedHealth Group to hand over discovery on the secretive algorithm it uses to manage Medicare Advantage claims, ruling Monday that the insurer must disclose internal records detailing whether the technology was designed to override the clinical judgment of doctors.

• March 10, 2026

  Sanofi Says Judge Botched Insulin Device Patent Listings

  Sanofi-Aventis sparred with drug wholesalers over a Massachusetts federal magistrate judge's pronouncements that the parties should go to trial on claims the pharmaceutical giant used improper insulin device patent listings to anticompetitively protect the blockbuster Lantus insulin pen from competition.

• March 10, 2026

  Lab's Aetna Payment Suit Survives, But With Deep Cuts

  A Connecticut federal judge ruled Aetna and its parent company, CVS Health Corp., must face a pared down lawsuit from a medical laboratory alleging it is owed $20.6 million in unpaid invoices.

• March 10, 2026

  FDA To Consider Coffee, 'Spice' E-Cig Flavors

  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday indicated that it would be willing to consider e-cigarette flavors shown to be less attractive to youth, like coffee or spices, a move that's come under fire from public health advocates.

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