In a time when trust in public health institutions is already shaky, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finds itself navigating a storm of unprecedented leadership turnover and ideological clashes. The recent appointment of Tracey Beth Høeg as the acting director of the FDA’s Center for Drug
Picture a hospital in a small rural town, its staff scrambling to access patient records during an emergency, only to find their systems locked by a vicious ransomware attack. This isn’t a distant fear but a stark reality for many healthcare providers across the United States in 2025. Cybersecurity
Imagine a world where a patient in a remote village receives a life-saving diagnosis without stepping into a hospital, or where a doctor spends more time healing than filling out forms. This isn’t a far-off dream but a reality unfolding across the healthcare sector today. Innovation is rewriting
Imagine a critical industry, poised on the edge of transformative change, suddenly thrown into chaos by an unexpected government shutdown lasting over a month. Health IT developers, tasked with meeting stringent certification requirements under the Health Data, Technology, and Interoperability
Imagine a world where healthcare isn’t a privilege reserved for the few but a fundamental right accessible to everyone, regardless of borders or income—a world where digital innovation unites nations to solve the most pressing health challenges of our time. That’s the bold vision behind Health
What if a single business move could transform healthcare access for millions of Americans overnight? Picture a world where virtual care isn’t just a convenience but a lifeline, connecting patients to providers across vast distances with a click. Fabric, a rising star in healthcare technology, has
