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How hospitals are implementing AI into their daily operations

Healthcare AI is exploding—from $39.3B to a projected $504.2B by 2032. Healthcare Brew explores how Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, and Epic are betting on AI, the trust gaps holding clinicians back, and what it takes to get adoption right.


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Cyberattack against Stryker highlights potential impacts of Iran war on healthcare industry

Supply chain worries are already of concern, but this attack opened a new avenue where healthcare could be targeted.


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Eli Lilly’s security head on how AI helps, hurts cybersecurity

The trillion-dollar biopharma is balancing innovation with caution.


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Medely co-founder Angie Karim Nasr talks using tech to curb labor shortages

Nasr co-founded the company in 2015 after being frustrated by manually filling staffing shortages.


Anthem Health Insurance facility on February 5, 2015 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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How cyberattacks taught the healthcare industry to boost protection in 2015

Cybersecurity protections like encryption and multi-factor authentication have since become more common in healthcare.


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National Health Service reports fatal cybersecurity attack in London

A recent study found many executives believe a fatal cyberattack in a US healthcare facility is “inevitable” over the next five years.


A ransomware attack on major dialysis provider DaVita highlights the growing threat of cyberattacks on third-party healthcare vendors.
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DaVita hack hasn’t impacted patient care, but may have exposed data

DaVita is another example of hackers targeting third-party healthcare associates.

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