In the four years since the Dobbs decision overturned Roe v. Wade, ob-gyns have had to navigate an ever-changing landscape of laws and regulations for abortion care.

Thirteen states have enacted total abortion bans, seven have placed gestational limits of up to 18 weeks, and 21 ban abortion at a point after 18 weeks, according to research and policy firm Guttmacher Institute. And more legal changes could come as a handful of states are expected to have ballot measures either restricting or protecting abortion rights in the upcoming November midterm elections.

Healthcare Brew talked to two ob-gyns about navigating these changes and how they’ve kept up with evolving rules on care access.

Here’s what they had to say.—MA

Doctors and hospitals have no shortage of AI vendors vying for their attention—and budgets—these days.

But how can providers sift through all the noise to select tools that will actually be meaningful for their work and their patients? And when should hospital systems opt to build their own tech rather than buying it?

A panel of healthcare professionals considered those questions and more at a New York Tech Week event a few blocks west of one of Manhattan’s hospital rows.

Many big companies and startups have zeroed in on the healthcare industry as a proving ground for AI potential. But at a time when most AI projects fail, picking the right tech partners can be tricky.

Here’s a peek into New York Tech Week.—PK

For CVS Health CISO Alan Rosa, a boring day is a beautiful one.

“The last thing you want as a cybersecurity leader—or technical operations leader, for that matter—is a phone call that says, ‘Something is wrong,’” Rosa told IT Brew. “A good day for me is when the phone doesn’t ring…That’s a boring day. That’s a beautiful day.”

A walk down memory lane. Though Rosa prefers a dull workday, his career in the industry has been anything but. In an RSAC interview, he told IT Brew his first gig of many in the industry wasn’t your traditional SOC analyst or help desk role.

Keep reading on IT Brew.—BM

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