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As ransomware gets worse, emergency medicine is crucial disaster response
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As ransomware gets worse, emergency medicine is crucial disaster response

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Cyberattacks are increasing in severity, causing downtime that can last weeks. But “the ED can’t close,” says Dr. Christian Dameff, professor of emergency medicine at UC San Diego. So docs’ special training in response and recovery is key.

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