Current Health News Highlights: From CVS Stocks to Gaza Crisis

The summary highlights significant updates in the health sector, including Glenview Capital reducing its CVS stake, WeightWatchers' filing for bankruptcy, FDA's bargaining session cancellations, Novo Nordisk's market expectations, and an increase in Texas measles cases. Additionally, it touches on Siemens Healthineers' tariff expectations, Charles River's leadership changes, and the crisis in Gaza's health sector.

Activist investor Glenview Capital cut its stake in CVS Health following robust first-quarter earnings. The move comes as CVS shares returned 25% since last year, indicating a successful turnaround according to the hedge fund.

WW International, the company behind WeightWatchers, plans to file for bankruptcy amid the rising popularity of obesity medications, impacting demand for traditional weight-loss programs.

The U.S. canceled a bargaining session with the FDA's largest workers union, following Trump's executive order limiting collective bargaining for agencies involved in national security tasks, affecting labor dynamics within the agency.

(With inputs from agencies.)