Health Sector Shake-Ups: Key Changes and Challenges in Focus
Recent health news highlights include Calley Means leaving his advisory role at the White House, Cipla CEO Umang Vohra stepping down, Mayne Pharma's potential acquisition issues, U.S. food aid risks from a government shutdown, and Eli Lilly's promising weight-loss pill seeking accelerated FDA approval.
 
 In a series of significant developments, Calley Means, former health adviser to U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has vacated his position at the White House, marking a notable departure in health advisory circles.
Meanwhile, Cipla, a major player in the pharmaceutical industry, announced the resignation of its global CEO Umang Vohra, who will step down after nearly a decade. The firm's COO, Achin Gupta, is set to assume the leadership role.
Australia's Mayne Pharma encountered turbulence as its shares plummeted following news that the treasurer may block a $437 million takeover bid by Cosette. On the policy front, a looming U.S. government shutdown could impact 42 million food aid recipients. Additionally, Eli Lilly's new weight-loss pill is under consideration for expedited approval by the FDA.
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