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The Consumer Product Safety Commission has contacted several health systems nationwide requesting emergency room records, including personally identifiable patient information, KFF Health News reported July 27. CPSC oversees safety for most consumer products sold to American households, excluding food, drugs,…

Hackers are using AI to accelerate attacks on hospital virtual private networks, reviving a tactic first deployed during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Wall Street Journal reported. Exploiting VPNs, Russia-based Qilin has emerged as one of the most active ransomware operators…

Health systems are reducing expenses, restructuring leadership teams, reevaluating employee benefits and eliminating jobs as financial pressures mount. At Burlington, Vt.-based UVM Health, those efforts accelerated after state policy changes reduced annual revenue at the system’s flagship academic medical center…

The largest health system layoffs in 2026 are being driven by a range of forces. Regulatory penalties, exits from unprofitable insurance markets and outsourcing deals have all played a role in eliminations — from a CMS-driven certification loss that prompted…

The Federal Trade Commission sued Hims & Hers on July 29, alleging the San Francisco-based telehealth company shared consumers’ sensitive health information with third-party advertisers and deceived users about billing and cancellation practices. Utah and California joined the FTC as…

Cancer research groups and industry leaders are trying to raise awareness of a surgery that could reduce patients’ ovarian cancer risk by almost 80% — fallopian tube removal. While evidence of the surgery’s nearly 80% risk reduction was published Feb.…

In this episode, Kurt Barwis, FACHE, President and Chief Executive Officer, Bristol Health, shares how Bristol Health is preparing for its next chapter through strategic growth, operational discipline, and a planned partnership with UConn Health while navigating reimbursement changes, workforce…

About 10,000 registered nurses represented by Teamsters Local 2024 have reached a tentative agreement with Corewell Health East on its first contract. Four things to know: 1. The agreement was reached after more than a year of bargaining, according to…

Fewer than 10% of cancer patients undergo hereditary testing, meaning the vast majority of high-risk individuals are never identified within standard clinical workflows. As accreditation programs begin requiring formal risk assessment, health systems face growing pressure to catch these patients…

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