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monitor on dark desktop shows multiple screens of data
By Andrea Fox | |
Now operating as ransomware-as-a-service, affiliates employ a double or triple extortion where they encrypt victim data, threaten to publicly release exfiltrated data if a ransom is not paid and may request an additional ransom.
Healthcare worker using laptop in hospital room
By Fortified Health Security | |
How industry-specific partnerships enhance security against cyberattacks.
Dr. Eve Cunningham of Cadence on RPM
By Bill Siwicki | |
Dr. Eve Cunningham, chief medical officer at telehealth and remote patient monitoring firm Cadence  and former virtual care and digital health chief at Providence, sees a way to create a more sustainable and patient-centered healthcare system.
stethoscope on an iPad
By Bill Siwicki | |
Tom Kiesau, chief innovation officer and leader, digital and technology transformation, at healthcare consulting firm Chartis, discusses his vision of AI that includes the aging population, clinical and operational AI, AI operating models and much more.
Dark skinned hand with a pulse oximeter measuring the patient's oxygen levels
By Andrea Fox | |
A petition to save a 120-year-old NIST lab relied upon for spectroscopic endeavors that advance many fields, including medical imaging and diagnostics, is circulating under a new online campaign opposing impending Trump administration layoffs.
By Adam Ang | |
Also, a private Cambodian hospital partnered with a commercial bank to enable mobile, automated payments.
Healthcare worker in mask
By Susan Morse | |
Hospitals that are already struggling will lose funding, say the Democratic state treasurers of Republican-proposed cuts.
Tej Shah of Accenture on AI in healthcare
By Bill Siwicki | |
But barely 1 in 10 are properly investing in the infrastructure necessary to support enterprisewide deployments, according to its new research report. An Accenture health analyst unpacks its findings.
RFK Jr. testifies before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
By Andrea Fox | |
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the DOGE-assisted cuts, which represent nearly 25% of the department's employees and impact FDA, CDC, NIH and other agencies, would save $1.8 billion per year.
Healthcare workers looking at X-ray on computer monitor
By Spectrum Enterprise | |
Infrastructure limitations emerge as strategic barrier to implementing advanced technologies.