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The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday warned providers and patients about cybersecurity vulnerabilities for certain GE Healthcare Clinical Information Central Stations and Telemetry Servers.January 23
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The Department of Health and Human Services is urging all healthcare entities to use patches to address several new critical vulnerabilities impacting Microsoft Windows operating systems.January 15
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The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center’s venture capital and commercialization arm will invest $1 billion over the next five years to advance promising new therapeutics, diagnostics and devices.January 14
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The Food and Drug Administration has approved patient-specific airway stents developed by a Cleveland Clinic physician that are designed using CT scans and proprietary 3D visualization software.January 12
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The Food and Drug Administration has given clearance to a medical device that automatically adjusts insulin delivery for diabetics by linking to an insulin pump and integrated continuous glucose monitor.December 16
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The Department of Veterans Affairs is implementing a medical device across the country to identify early onset of diabetic foot ulcers, a costly and potentially deadly condition that can lead to limb loss.November 18
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Widespread use of connected devices raises the attack platform that hackers can use, and security execs must up their game.November 5
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The Advanced Medical Technology Association has created a Center for Digital Health to help its member companies to leverage healthcare data and technological innovation.October 18
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A new artificial pancreas that automates insulin delivery, also called a closed-loop system, was more effective than existing treatments at controlling blood glucose levels in type 1 diabetic patients.October 17
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The Department of Veteran Affairs and safety organization UL have developed a program for medical device security.October 16
