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Data breaches in 2024 reveal remediable healthcare cybersecurity gaps
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Data breaches in 2024 reveal remediable healthcare cybersecurity gaps

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Lee Kim, senior principal of cybersecurity and privacy at HIMSS, says 2024's healthcare cybersecurity incidents highlighted third-party vendor risk and the need to prepare business continuity plans and tabletop exercises in case of attack.

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Ahead of HIMSS25 Europe, a 'recipe for AI-powered care'

From initial data governance to pilot projects, a lot goes into a successful health AI initiative, says Tjasa Zajc, special advisor for content at HIMSS, who previews the conference, which is scheduled for 10-12 June in Paris.

Ahead of HIMSS25 Europe, a 'recipe for AI-powered care'
From initial data governance to pilot projects, a lot goes into a successful health AI initiative, says Tjasa Zajc, special advisor for content at HIMSS, who previews the conference, which is scheduled for 10-12 June in Paris.
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AI can address clinician burden and burnout, but care must be taken

Dr. Anwar Jebran, medical director of population health informatics at Oak Street Health, says he's "only getting positive feedback" about ambient tools – but urges caution for the next phase of AI apps, prioritizing accuracy and safety.

AI can address clinician burden and burnout, but care must be taken
Dr. Anwar Jebran, medical director of population health informatics at Oak Street Health, says he's "only getting positive feedback" about ambient tools – but urges caution for the next phase of AI apps, prioritizing accuracy and safety.
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Fighting cancer and genetic disease with 'living medicines'

Boro Dropuliç, executive director of Caring Cross, explains how gene and cell therapies "reprogram" the patient's own cells to stop the progression of certain cancers and genetic conditions, with remission rates of up to 92%.

Fighting cancer and genetic disease with 'living medicines'
Boro Dropuliç, executive director of Caring Cross, explains how gene and cell therapies "reprogram" the patient's own cells to stop the progression of certain cancers and genetic conditions, with remission rates of up to 92%.
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