Software vulnerabilities that are unknown to developers, known as "zero-day", are being exploited by hackers more than ever, reported Wired April 21.

Disinformation remains a major threat to democracy and public health, but many leaders of the fight against it are making familiar mistakes, The Atlantic reported April 21. Here are four mistakes to avoid when combating disinformation:

Revenue cycle management (RCM) is a high-stakes endeavor for healthcare organizations, as regulators have elevated scrutiny of billing practices and cost competition continues to intensify. That's why choosing a RCM partner is important.

Cedars-Sinai is working to fill in the gaps in mechanisms, diagnostics, risk assessment and therapeutics of major human disease conditions using artificial intelligence.

A hacker stole $182 million worth of digital assets from a stablecoin project called Beanstalk, The Wall Street Journal reported April 22.

Here are five healthcare innovation centers that were launched in 2022 to explore new technology to improve care delivery and address health inequities.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency expanded the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative to include GE and Siemens.

Madison, Wis.-based UW Health at The American Center was renamed to UW Health East Madison Hospital, the health system said April 21.

As part of Amazon's new push to support innovation in supply chain and logistics, it has invested in a start-up that focuses on reducing musculoskeletal injuries.

Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center announced plans to develop a cloud-based tool to track community-based activities that help address health inequities.

Walmart stores nationwide are holding free health screenings, offering affordable immunizations and wellness resources on April 23.

A security researcher discovered a bug in Cue Health's Bluetooth-operated at-home COVID-19 testing kit that could allow users to falsify test results, TechCrunch reported April 21.

Charlotte, N.C.-based Novant Health opened an innovation lab April 21. 

The time clinicians spend on EHR documentation remains a significant factor contributing to burnout and sometimes the desire to leave their position. Here are five key statistics about clinicians' frustrations with EHR tasks, as reported by Becker's.

Adaptive Health Integrations, a Williston, N.D.-based company providing healthcare billing services, suffered a breach in October that exposed 510,574 individuals' data.

Drugmaker Takeda partnered with New Orleans-based Xavier University of Louisiana to launch a technology and research center to advance health equity. Here are four things to know:

Microsoft is working to build technology that will make health analytics more accessible to healthcare organizations.

The FBI issued a flash warning April 19 about the BlackCat ransomware-as-a-service operation that is responsible for stealing organizations' data.

Sixty percent of healthcare organizations said their third-party risk management and compliance strategies were due for some improvements, according to a survey conducted by technology company Kiteworks.

Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health launched a new program aimed at improving education regarding organ donation access and transplantation in underserved communities.