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J.P. Morgan office building at night -- JPM health business coverage from STAT — Adobe

SAN FRANCISCO — Almost three years ago, the country’s biggest bank unveiled a lofty plan to fix the health care industry’s entrenched problems. It broke off $250 million to stand up a new business unit, Morgan Health, to do so.

Today, Morgan Health’s CEO, Dan Mendelson, aided by a newly hired flack, emailed reporters attending that bank’s annual investor confab, the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, asking them for interviews. For the uninitiated, it’s usually the other way around.

Their message? We’re still here.

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