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How to Deal With Side Effects of Multiple Myeloma Treatment

Medically Reviewed by Jennifer Robinson, MD on February 23, 2016 Written by Kimberly Goad4 min read Bob Dickey was determined not to let the side effects of cancer treatment -- namely, nausea -- get in the way of his...

What’s Next in Health Care for Older Adults: Questions and Answers With John Whyte, MD

As WebMD’s chief medical officer, John Whyte, MD, is in a unique position to see both the current state of medical care for America’s older adults and the way things are trending for the future. We asked him to...

Cybersecurity roundup: MedSec offers hospitals risk support; global study links cyber performance to financial success

Between the medical device vulnerabilities and cybersecurity challenges discussed in news this week, it's clear hospitals and health systems across healthcare have their work cut out to shore up their defenses and stay in business. On one front, the Diligent...

Mercy saves $30 million in 2023 with AI-powered nursing workforce management tech

A recent study by Works & Trusted Health of more than 500 frontline nurses found a key to increasing satisfaction in the nursing field is to provide more flexibility in work arrangements, including a nurse's ability to self-schedule the...

Intermountain Healthcare CDIO shares advice for evaluating and selecting vendors

Healthcare information technology is quite complex. The process for evaluating vendors is nuanced and hinges on simplicity, alignment and risk sharing, said Craig Richardville, chief digital and information officer at Intermountain Healthcare. More than just contracting for a product, healthcare...

HC3 warns of social engineering attacks targeting IT help desks

The U.S. Health and Human Services, in coordination with its Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center, has published a sector alert to advise on mitigations to defend against spearphishing voice scams that ultimately seek to steal electronic funds transfers. WHY...

Vendor notebook: New AI partnerships with Dell, Google enhance workflows and communications

While technology innovators look to artificial intelligence to improve patient outcomes and experiences, they are also finding ways to cut the red tape that generally slows healthcare down, according to many announcements this week.  Northwestern Medicine, the Nevada Health Link,...

Johns Hopkins has big plans for AI in Epic chart summarization

Yesterday, in part one of our in-depth interview with Dr. Brian Hasselfeld of Johns Hopkins Medicine, the senior medical director of digital health and innovation and associate director of Johns Hopkins inHealth, discussed the role of artificial intelligence...

HIMSSCast: The latest cybersecurity challenges pose serious problems for health systems

If there's one thing CISOs and CIOs can count on, it's that there are always more cybersecurity challenges headed their way. Tiffany Gallagher, partner and health industries leader, and Prakash Venkata, partner and principal, in PricewaterhouseCooper's Cyber, Risk and Regulatory...

AI can unlock supply to meet demand, says Johns Hopkins physician IT leader

Dr. Brian Hasselfeld has a little Wall Street in his background and likes to talk about the potential benefits of artificial intelligence to healthcare in economic terms – the law of supply and demand. Everyone knows how healthcare...

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Anti-Israel Protester Complains About Columbia NYPD Raid: ‘It’s Finals. Can I Go Home?’

An anti-Israel protester, who was part of a group that took over a building on the campus of Columbia University,...
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