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Is Cardinal Health Building a New Tech-Enabled Healthcare Platform?

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Cardinal Health's CAH fiscal 2026 results suggest that technology is becoming an increasingly important layer across its healthcare infrastructure, complementing its traditional distribution capabilities. The company has invested heavily in automation, technology and advanced analytics across its…

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