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Mayo Clinic revises site after former Trump official's tweet

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic revised its hydroxychloroquine site after a former Trump administration official linked to it in a tweet.

Kansas hospital abruptly closes

Herington (Kan.) Hospital, a 25-bed critical access facility, closed its doors Oct. 9, local station WIBW reported. 

Why execs take 'no-win' jobs

Some jobs seem so impossible, they appear to be suicide missions. But executives have their reasons for taking them, according to a recent article in The Wall Street Journal. 

Avian flu in Seattle mammals concerns health experts

After seals in Seattle’s Puget Sound tested positive for H5N1 avian flu in late August, a researcher at the University of Washington Medical School is highlighting the unprecedented wave of cases in the last year and what that means for human health.

Man escapes custody at Mount Sinai hospital

Police are searching for a man who escaped custody at Mount Sinai West in New York City on Oct. 9, according to CW affiliate PIX11. 

Yale New Haven hospital targets have negative days' cash on hand, report shows

Three Connecticut hospitals that are the target of Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health either have negative or near negative days’ cash on hand, according to a September 2023 report.

How to avoid a revenue dip after switching EHRs, according to 1 former health system IT director

New health system EHR implementations are constantly occurring, but that switch could come at a heavy price without a detailed plan in place. 

Politics weigh heavier on CEOs' minds

One year ago, CEOs ranked emerging, disruptive technologies as the biggest risk to growth over the next three years. Now, they have a new top concern: geopolitics. 

Banner Health joins digital health alliance

Phoenix-based Banner Health is joining software company Graphite’s alliance of health systems that aims to create a common language for digital health. 

Employer coverage of weight-loss drugs set to double in 2024

Forty-three percent of employers plan to cover weight loss drugs in 2024, nearly double the proportion of employers that cover them now, according to newly released survey findings from Accolade.