Archuleta resigns as Obama personnel chief amid data breach fallout
Archuleta steps down as director of the Office of Personnel Management after criticism over data breaches affecting millions, including security clearance applicants and their families. Beth Cobert named acting director, with Congress and White House debating responsibility and security reforms.
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Govern Pratect
Katherine Archuleta
Federal Office of
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Barack Obama
Archuleta
China
U.S
Obama
White House
Beth Cobert
Office of Management and Budget
OPM
Josh Earnest
Earnest
John Boehner
Ben Sasse
Nebraska
Jason Chaffett
Utah
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
J. David Cox Sr
American Federation of Government Employees
Congress
Obama Administration
Veterans Affairs
Eric Shinseki
Secret Service
Julia Pierson
Internal Revenue Service
Steven Miller
IRS
National Intelligence
James Clapper
Beijing
Michael Daniel
Homeland Security Department
Associated Press
Office of Personnel Management
Capitol Hill
Harvoni overtakes Sovaldi as hepatitis C cure choice
The $1350-a-pill Harvoni has become the leading hepatitis C treatment, replacing Sovaldi. IMS and DRX data show prescriptions rising from 20,600 to 48,000 monthly. Harvoni accounts for about three quarters of early 2024 hepatitis C prescriptions. Johnson City doctors and patients note ease of a single daily tablet over prior regimens.
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Sovaldi
Harvoni
U.S
Associated Press
IMS Health
DRX
IMS
Douglas Dieterich
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City
Gilead Sciences
Dieterich
Viekira Pak
AbbVie
Vickita Pak
Jim Yocum
Yocum
Medicare
Manufac
Salo
Gilead
Cara Miller
Miller
Daniel Rosario
Rosario
Foster City
Calif
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University of Minnesota