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Healthcare data breaches are common for two main reasons. Healthcare organizations are simple targets due to insufficient cybersecurity practices, and the data they store is extremely valuable. Bad actors can request and receive the ransom needed for stolen information. In 2025 alone, there have already been half a dozen data breaches affecting healthcare agencies. The most recent additions to this list include U.S. lab test providers. Laboratory Services Cooperative (LSC) has issued a statement confirming that hackers have been subject to data breaches that have stole sensitive information belonging to approximately 1.6 million individuals from its system.Be protected and provide…

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With investment and adoption in artificial intelligence barrels ahead of it, the healthcare industry is full of both opportunities and challenges. Recent AI, AI leaders, UVA leaders, and beyond sponsored by UVA Health's Health Leadership Institute, Virginia Darden School of Business, and UVA School of Data Science, have actively adopted AI applications to gain efficiency, save money, improve patient outcomes, and frequently attack ecosioles. Leaders also explain the frequently opposing forces of needing to move quickly to utilize new tools while working in environments where human life is at stake, and easy-to-understand attention permeates organizational thinking. Dr. Girish Nadkarni, chairman…

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April 15, 2025 Ferris State University is partnering with Remote Area Medical to provide free healthcare services from May 31st to June 1st. Big Rapids, Michigan – Free healthcare services will be offered at Ferris State University on May 31st and June 1st through a partnership with Remote Area Medical, creating opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience while acquiring the services they need. RAM is a national nonprofit organization that serves people in need with quality medical care. Through generous donations and volunteer support, the university and RAM can bring free medical, dental and vision care clinics to Big…

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Nvidia's vision for the future places AI in every corner, crack and gap in the healthcare industry. But it may not be easy, especially in the US.The graphical processing unit, Nvidia's groundbreaking chip that enables most of today's AI, is a powerful tool. However, it cannot correct outdated systems, regulations made in the paper age, and privacy concerns from both physicians and patients.Still, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has become famous for what he calls a “Zero-Billion Dollar Market,” where he can build technology from scratch and educate the industry it fits into. In Healthcare, the job falls into the Nvidia…

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has this week signed an anti-racism charter as part of its pledge to become an anti-racist organisation. The charter, published and promoted by the union Unison, commits signatories to a list of actions aimed at tackling racism in the workplace. “Signing Unison’s anti-racism charter marks an important milestone for the NMC” Paul Rees It was signed during the first meeting of the NMC’s new culture transformation steering group, which was established to lead work on the regulator’s new culture transformation plan. Unveiled last month by the NMC’s interim chief executive and registrar, Paul Rees,…

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Boston – (Business Wire) – April 15, 2025 -Komodo Health is holding its third annual The One Day Summit, an exclusive gathering of over 200 healthcare leaders and innovators in life sciences, biopharma, payers and advocacy groups, including Takeda Pharmaceuticals speakers. From real-world applications demonstrated by Komodo customers to C-Suite's discussions on navigation of current industry challenges and forecasting future trends, invitation-only events showcase how the correct evidence provided at the speed of innovation is important to drive transformative decisions in today's rapidly changing healthcare landscape.kamqz@>@5@'d~? 6 S2J $f >>:d 2 8c62e@aa@cef? :ej e@4@?? 64e h:e9@e96cd h9@2c6 e9:? D2:5 $…

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Changes to the way apprenticeships are funded could make it harder for nurses to move up the career ladder, universities have warned. The University Vocational Awards Council (UVAC) this week published a survey of 52 university members on plans by the UK Government to overhaul apprenticeships. “We’d therefore urge the government to ring-fence the funding of apprenticeships across all ages and levels” Mandy Crawford-Lee In September 2024, prime minister Sir Keir Starmer and education secretary Bridget Phillipson announced an intention to replace the existing apprenticeship levy – a pot of money generated by contributions from large employers used to fund…

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The body responsible for advising on NHS pay awards has handed its recommendations for 2025-26 to ministers, but the details are yet to be made public. The NHS Pay Review Body sent its report to governments in England, Wales and Northern Ireland on Friday last week, confirmed the Office for the Pay Review Bodies. Unions are now urging ministers to put forward a pay deal quickly, given that it is already two weeks late. It comes as the Scottish Government, which has opted out of the pay review body process, announced a pay offer for NHS staff in that country…

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Spring Valley (WQOW) – Two women from Spring Valley find themselves living as neighbors again decades after their first meeting. Betty and Silva have known each other since they were 14 years old and now live in the next room. “She first moved in. I came in about a week later,” Betty said. Betty and Silva have known each other since they were 14 years old and now live in the next room. “She first moved in. I came in about a week later,” Betty said.Their friendship began when they were girls on a farm that lived next…

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Liberal government Gavin Newsom signed a $2.8 billion relief on Monday to close the state's bloated deficit with California's Medicaid program.The move, confirmed by Newsom's office with Fox News Digital on Monday afternoon, comes after the Democratic governor last month sought $3.4 billion in loans from the state's general fund to cover the outstanding costs of Medi-Cal, one of the state's leading healthcare programs that take both federal and state taxpayer dollars. Additional funding will help the program continue running through June for around 15 million Californians, including non-citizens.However, Republicans are critical of loans, claiming that the current Medicaid program…

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