Washington Post FDA seeks removal of opioid painkiller from the marketWashington PostThe Food and Drug Administration on Thursday asked a drug company to remove its opioid pain medication from the market, the first time the agency has made such a request because of the public health consequences of abuse. The agency concluded after …FDA Calls On ...
Washington Post A 4-year-old dies days after going swimming. Was ‘dry drowning’ to blame?Washington PostThe water was only knee deep, but Frankie Delgado III’s parents watched him closely as he splashed in the Texas City Dike on Memorial Day weekend. Based on what they saw, they thought their 4-year-old was safe. But shortly after the ...
While the crisis in cybersecurity staffing grows, healthcare IT and HR executives could be in a good position to lure cybersecurity talent. Powered by WPeMatico
The National Quality Forum is set to finalize a framework that can measure health data interoperability and identify gaps in progress. Powered by WPeMatico
The opportunities for data exchange improvements are big, both across VA-DoD and among private-sector providers. Powered by WPeMatico
While the U.S. was relatively spared from the massive impact from the May ransomware attacks, it’s clear that new cybersecurity threats require updated guidelines, HHS, CMS, ASPR officials say. Powered by WPeMatico
While previous security training was “death by PowerPoint,” new 10-minute training modules have vastly improved employee engagement, system says. Powered by WPeMatico
CNN Tick-borne disease suspected in 2-year-old’s deathCNN(CNN) A 2-year-old Indianapolis girl died Sunday of what doctors suspect is Rocky Mountain spotted fever, a disease spread by ticks. Her aunt, Jordan Clapp, described how Kenley Ratliff’s illness began: “She started with a fever of 100.8. That was at …Toddler dies after suspected tick biteWHAS 11.comTick Bite ...
The Independent Mother gives birth to baby weighing 13.5 pounds who needs clothes meant for a nine-month oldThe IndependentA woman from Florida has given birth to a baby girl weighing 13 pounds and five-ounces – almost twice the weight of the average newborn. Proud parents Chrissy and Larry Corbitt say they had no idea how ...
Washington Post They look like prescription drugs, but they’re actually deadly poison, Georgia authorities sayWashington PostThe small yellow pills look like prescription drugs from a pharmacy, but Georgia authorities say they’re anything but. In recent days, the drugs — which are purchased on the street — have led to dozens of overdoses and as many ...
