ChatGPT and similar generative artificial intelligence technologies present a "bleak outlook for interoperability and fairness," a business tech professor wrote in Health Affairs.

DNA testing company 23andMe said it plans to lay off about 75 employees, or 9 percent of its staff, in a cost-cutting move, according to a securities filing.

St. Louis-based Ascension said more than 18,000 patients at hospitals in Texas may have had their data compromised in a recent breach.

A 24/7 telehealth program established by Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine for its employees was 23 percent less expensive than providing in-person visits for the same conditions.

Columbus-based Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center plans to offer a pancreatic cancer clinical trial to patients across the country via telehealth, WCMH reported June 9.

An unauthorized party gained access to Petaluma (Calif.) Health Center's network, possibly breaching patients' protected health information. 

Top healthcare systems across the country are looking to hire new IT talent.

A slowed funding environment and macroeconomic concerns have created issues for the post-COVID-19 digital health market. 

Cyberattacks can be enormously disruptive to hospital infrastructure and services.

As hospitals and health systems begin to navigate potential use cases for generative AI technology such as ChatGPT in healthcare, David Higginson, chief innovation officer of Phoenix Children's Hospital, told Becker's that he isn't "over regulating" the technology just yet…