The Washington Post reported that Baltimore still hasn’t been able to provide basic city services two weeks after a powerful […]
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May 2019
May 2019
Heather Landi of Fierce Healthcare reports that the number of connected medical devices being used in hospitals and healthcare organizations […]
May 2019
The U.S. Senate is fast tracking bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the nation’s all-hazards preparedness and response law, according to the […]
May 2019
Adam C. Uzialko of Business News Daily makes four major points healthcare providers need to think about to protect their […]
May 2019
State regulators have ordered Houston-based Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center to address patient safety and care quality issues or risk […]
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May 2019
Healthcare Tech Outlook reports that as hospitals recognize the damage they could experience from cyberattacks they are continuing to add […]
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May 2019
Dina Weilhammer and Thomas Bates from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory took a fascinating deep look at the SNS and where […]
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Apr 2019
The Department of Homeland Security has listed 55 items it believes are most important to protect against a cyberattack, including […]
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Apr 2019
Wired had an excellent story on Dr. Ken Haller, one of the most pro pro-vaxxers we know. (Ken also is […]
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Apr 2019
Gregory Sunshine, JD, from the Public Health Law Program, Center for State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Support at the CDC […]
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