- Statement from Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition Acting Director on District Court Ruling to Enjoin Advocate/NorthShore Hospital Merger ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Preserving Competition in U.S. Markets for Medical Devices Used in Cardiac and Vascular Catheterization ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order with Parent Company of Bausch + Lomb ( )
- Puerto Rico Ophthalmologist Group Settles FTC Charges that Members Agreed to an Illegal Boycott of Health Plan ( )
- Mallinckrodt Will Pay $100 Million to Settle FTC, State Charges It Illegally Maintained its Monopoly of Specialty Drug Used to Treat Infants ( )
- FTC Staff Provides Supplemental Public Comment in Tennessee Opposing Health Systems’ Certificate of Public Advantage Application ( )
- FTC Announces Workshop on Hearing Health and Technology ( )
- FTC Staff Supports Proposal for Flexible Physician Supervision of Physician Assistants in Iowa ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Proposal to Expand Access to Telehealth Services Could Benefit Delaware Speech and Hearing Patients ( )
- FTC Staff Provides Public Comment and Testimony in Tennessee Opposing Certificate of Public Advantage Application ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Proposed Changes to Contact Lens Rule ( )
- FTC Amicus Brief Urges Appeals Court to Reverse District Court’s Dismissal of Amphastar Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Momenta Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ( )
- Statement from Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition Director on Appeals Court Decision to Remand Advocate/North Shore Hospital Merger Case to District Court for Further Action ( )
- FTC Staff Provides Comment and Testimony Opposing Proposed Cooperative Agreement and Merger of Hospital Systems in Southwest Virginia ( )
- Amicus Brief Filed by FTC and DOJ Urges Appeals Court to Dismiss Appeal by Texas Medical Board in Antitrust Lawsuit ( )
- FTC to Participate in CDC Twitter Chat on Healthy Contact Lens Wear and Care ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Delaware Dietetics/Nutrition Board Proposal to Expand Access to Telehealth Services Could Benefit Consumers ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order in Practice Fusion Privacy Case ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Delaware Occupational Therapy Board Proposal to Expand Access to Telehealth Services Could Benefit Consumers ( )
- FTC Staff Supports Department of Veterans Affairs Proposed Rule To Grant Full Practice Authority to Advanced Practice Registered Nurses ( )
- FTC Obtains Summary Judgment Decision Against Medical Discount Card Scammers ( )
- Electronic Health Records Company Settles FTC Charges It Deceived Consumers About Privacy of Doctor Reviews ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order in Henry Schein Practice Solutions Case ( )
- Agencias federales antimonopólicas presentan una declaración conjunta para exhortar a la Legislatura de Puerto Rico a considerar la posibilidad de otorgarles autoridad a los optometristas para prescribir medicamentos ( )
- Federal Antitrust Agencies Submit Joint Statement Encouraging Puerto Rico to Consider Giving Authority to Optometrists to Prescribe Medications ( )
- FTC Staff: Proposed Health Care Legislation in Alabama Would Likely Foster and Protect Anticompetitive Arrangements That Harm Consumers ( )
- FTC Releases New Guidance For Developers of Mobile Health Apps ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Kentucky Legislature Should Consider Potential Benefits to Consumers of Enhanced Competition Among Denture Providers ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: Alaska Legislature Should Consider Potential Benefits to Consumers of Expanding Access to Telehealth Services ( )
- FTC Testifies on Efforts to Protect Privacy and Security of Consumer Health Information ( )
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