Change Healthcare hit by cyberattack
The UnitedHealth-owned healthcare technology company disconnected its systems after detecting an “outside threat,” according to a status update page.
The UnitedHealth-owned healthcare technology company disconnected its systems after detecting an “outside threat,” according to a status update page.
The announcement comes about a week after the telehealth vendor said it had reduced its headcount by about 10% since the end of 2023.
Mike McMullen, a 40-year veteran of Agilent and predecessor Hewlett-Packard, plans to retire on Oct. 31.
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The closures fully exit VillageMD from one of its largest markets, and one that’s often a key target for value-based primary care chains.
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The clearance poises the orthopedics company to be first to market with robotic-assisted shoulder replacement surgery.
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A federal jury found Tavlin guilty on one count of conspiracy to commit insider trading and 10 counts related to securities fraud.
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The settlement, which includes an upfront $75 million payment to Gavi, ends arbitration related to a 2021 advance purchase agreement involving Novavax’s prototype vaccine NVX-CoV2373.
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A lack of autonomy and gender inequity at work are correlated with women’s burnout, according to the new research.
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A mental healthcare provider didn’t have sufficient protections in place before a ransomware attack exposed the protected health information of more than 14,000 people, according to the HHS’ Office for Civil Rights.