Healthcare Coverage Statistics
Original analysis of our own accumulated coverage — not a syndicated report. Every figure below is a live, real-time aggregate computed directly from our source-verified story record. See our editorial methodology for how stories are classified, scored, and verified.
Coverage by Category
Story count per category, all-time. Download full dataset (CSV).
Volume vs. Impact: Where the Headlines Aren't the Story
Our most-covered category isn't our most consequential one: Market Trends generates the most stories (300), but Acquisitions carries the highest average impact score (6.5/10) despite far fewer stories (16). Coverage volume and consequence are different signals.
Sentiment Distribution
Directional read of 887 classified stories — the development's implication for the space, not the tone of the reporting.
Most-Mentioned Entities
Ranked by distinct story mentions, all-time — the companies, people, and technologies our coverage returns to most often.
- 1 FDA organization 62
- 2 Novo Nordisk company 32
- 3 Eli Lilly company 28
- 4 NHS organization 24
- 5 Medicaid product 21
- 6 Trump Administration government 21
- 7 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services organization 20
- 8 World Health Organization organization 14
- 9 Donald Trump person 14
- 10 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services government 12
- 11 Pfizer company 12
- 12 CDC organization 10
- 13 United States government 10
- 14 Healthcare Providers organization 9
- 15 CMS organization 9
How This Page Is Computed
Every figure on this page is a live SQL aggregate over our own accumulated story and entity records — never a manual estimate or a syndicated third-party statistic. Category and sentiment figures cover all stories ever tracked in this niche; the entity ranking counts distinct story mentions above our minimum relevance threshold (see methodology). Found a discrepancy? Email hello@gethealthbrief.com.
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"Healthcare Coverage Statistics: 887 Stories Analyzed." Healthcare Intelligence Brief. https://gethealthbrief.com/statistics