With the use of Securonix, AmerisourceBergen is able to address its three core challenges: identifying both known and unknown threats, doing so in real-time, and providing SOC analysts with a ‘single pane of glass’ that gives them the functionality the…
Hospital operating margins are “under siege” amid the shift to population health and at-risk contracting, Fitch Ratings says in a new report.
Rite Aid faces intensifying pressure to find a strategic partner one month after its merger with Albertsons fell apart.
The biotech sector is unique relative to the rest of the stock market in many ways, but one that is often overlooked: its expansionary public equity market footprint.
uBiome, a San Francisco startup that sells commercial tests that use DNA sequencing to identify what microbes are in a person’s stool or, for one test, in the vagina, has raised $83 million from venture capitalists to fund an entrée into drug developme…
Compared to people who don’t exercise much at all, those who engage in light to moderate physical activity, such as walking at least four hours a week or swimming two to three hours a week, may have less severe strokes, based on the findings of a new s…
As technology improves the ability of devices to record data related to exercise and health, more companies are seeing the opportunities this new approach may offer. Understanding the variables of that disruption and not clinging to outdated ideas will…
The governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands signed the cannabis legalization bill into law.
The CDC is reporting on an outbreak of drug-resistant Campylobacter jejuni bacteria that spread to 18 states. That a load of poop.
In a timely New York Times Op-Ed today, Dr. Richard A. Friedman, Professor of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College, eloquently describes the biological basis of why “Memories Of Assault Will Stick”, referring specifically to sexual assault.
