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An unauthorized user accessed the American Medical Collection Agency’s web payment page in May.

The health system is working to enhance the overall health of the community.

The public comment period for the ONC and CMS rules is now closed.

What you need to know about prescription apps.

Health information exchanges raise important questions about data exchange through the proposed CMS interoperability rule and beyond.

How healthcare can begin to realize the potential of EHRs.

Implementation of VR therapy isn’t as difficult as you might think.

The device helps patients with sleep apnea by tracking their breathing and heart rate.

43% of respondents said they had seen self-harm content on Instagram at least once.

Data Book examines the story of Gail Zahtz and her dotcom startup, Working Weekly, for insights into healthcare’s digital transformation.

The chief transformation officer is reshaping how care is delivered to the insurer’s 3.7 million members.

Healthcare must prepare for coming change by focusing on interoperability.

Poor medication adherence costs the healthcare system about $300 billion per year.

We examined the early days of health data company Carium for insights on how hospitals can choose young vendors.

The technology can improve outcomes and create better treatments and diagnostics.

The partnership will leverage real-world evidence to improve treatments and breast cancer outcomes.

The company aims to make therapy more available and affordable.

Patients with Crohn’s disease reduced their medical costs by an average of $6,500.

The chief health informatics officer discusses how CHOP is navigating the digital transformation.

The device sends smartphone-controlled electronic pulses to create a conditioned pain modulation response.

Burnout accounts for an estimated $7,600 per employed physician each year, according to a new AMA and Mayo Clinic study.

SymTrak is designed to capture important patient data that often go unnoticed.

The algorithm could improve the success of patient-specific A-fib before the disease progresses.

The EHR developer violated a HIPAA requirement by failing to conduct a comprehensive risk analysis.

The tech could help clinical trials of future drugs aimed at slowing down or halting the progression of the disease.

But healthcare might not be ready for the changes that are necessary.

The investigation will span six years, compiling a huge trove of data that could unlock population health secrets.

The proposed rule is designed to increase innovation and competition by giving patients secure access to health information and new tools.