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Cybersecurity is Now a Patient Safety Issue, Suggests Sen. Warner In Congressional Report

HIPAA Journal

Warner suggests the only way to improve healthcare cybersecurity rapidly is through a collaborative effort involving the public and private sectors, with the federal government providing overall leadership. Improve Medical Device Cybersecurity. This could lower overall risks, which could help to reduce the cost of insurance.

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The Global Challenge of Unhealthy Diets: Front-of-Package Labeling for America

Bill of Health

Since 2009, the U.S. government has discussed the potential adoption of a uniform FOP label, with Congress directing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Institute of Medicine (IOM) to produce recommendations on the topic. No standardized system exists but the U.S.

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How Can Health IT Help Reform the CDC?

Healthcare IT Today

He reported poor standardization of data coming out ot at test centers, despite the standards for interoperability delineated in the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical (HITECH) Act of 2009. The government could do that because they had a centralized patient data system and could reliably identify patients.

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Health Provider News

Hall Render

MASSACHUSETTS High demand is pushing hospitals past their limits, say Southeastern Mass. Texas North Runnels County Health District faces financial issues, at risk of closure Larry Ellison: Oracle moving world HQ to Nashville Patients in limbo amid Memorial Hermann transplant probe Texas Medicaid shake-up could force 1.8

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What You Need to Know About Marijuana Rescheduling

Bill of Health

From 2009-2018, several U.S. Notably, the recommendation was the first statement from a federal government agency that marijuana has a currently accepted medical use and a low potential for abuse. Schedule 3 drugs must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA,) prescribed by a doctor, and distributed by a pharmacy.

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Tear Down the Goalposts – Rutgers Wins

Drug & Device Law

As much as we like preemption, no basis for preemption exists based with respect to the informed consent requirement of the statute’s provision governing emergency use authorized (“EUA”) products, such as (at the time) COVID-19 vaccines. 555, 573 (2009), and these antivaxxers didn’t come close. CHDI , 2024 WL 637353, at *5.

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Sell or Don’t Sell: Liability May Await Either Way

Drug & Device Law

The history of litigation over a June 2009 to March 2012 shortage of a drug called Fabrazyme, which was at the time the only FDA-approved drug to treat a nasty thing called Fabry’s disease, helps to explain our view. We do not even need to call out the emphasis that plaintiff lawyers place on FDA approval when it suits them.

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