Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is using an artificial intelligence algorithm to identify a left ventricular cardiovascular disease that can go unnoticed until a serious cardiac event, the Post Bulletin reported Nov. 2.

New York City-based NYU Langone Health has suspended two clinicians over social media posts related to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.

The American Hospital Association, the Texas Hospital Association and two health systems filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over new guidance that prohibits hospitals and other healthcare providers from using tracking tools to monitor visitors on their websites.

Abilene (Kan.) Memorial Health System is assisting patients with recovering their locked medical records from Herington (Kan.) Hospital, a nearby 25-bed critical access hospital that closed Oct. 9, Abilene-RC.com reported Nov. 2.

Olive AI is no more.

Hospitals are partnering with retail and tech disruptors such as Walmart, Walgreens, Instacart, CVS Health and One Medical to expand access to care at retail locations.

Online networking service Doximity unveiled a new free service named DocDefender, which is designed to eliminate a physician's private phone numbers and addresses from publicly accessible websites.

Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare is partnering with digital health company DrFirst to use artificial intelligence and text messaging to improve patients' medication adherence and costs.

Nearly 8 in 10 chief medical information officers say they have taken on more responsibilities over the past two years, a new survey found.

Broward Health, based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is spending $250 million to transition to an Epic EHR system.

Tech giant Apple had aspirations to get into health clinics, Bloomberg reported Nov. 1. 

Apple's attempt to integrate health monitoring and disease prevention into its top-selling products is how the tech giant aims to strategically position itself in the healthcare industry, Bloomberg reported Nov. 1.

Sixty-six percent of organizations have reported experiencing a health information workforce shortage in the last two years, according to an October survey from the American Health Information Management Association. 

Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger is using an artificial intelligence-powered workflow system to identify patients with lung abnormalities for further screening. 

Walmart Health has inked its first health system partnership.

Erie, Pa.-based UPMC Hamot has renamed its nine-bed pediatric unit to UPMC Children's at UPMC Hamot. 

Walgreens Boots Alliance has named Neal Sample as its new CIO and executive vice president. 

Despite the $1 billion valuation, not all healthcare unicorns have been able to find long-term success. Becker's has reported on RCM, physician services and digital healthcare unicorns that have shut down or filed for bankruptcy.

Life sciences and diagnostics company Danaher appointed Christopher Riley as executive vice president for biotechnology.

Doctors' Management Services, a medical management company based in West Bridgewater, Mass., agreed to pay HHS and the Office for Civil Rights a $100,000 settlement due to a ransomware attack that affected the protected health information of 206,695 individuals, marking the first ransomware agreement OCR has made.