WHO Declares Ebola Outbreak A Public Health Emergency Of International Concern

WHO declared the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak a PHEIC just 48 hours after confirmation, the fastest such designation in history. What drove the decision.

What’s Behind The ‘Ghostlighting’ Dating Trend

“Ghostlighting” has arisen on as a portmanteau of ghosting and gaslighting. It may be on the rise. Here’s are potential reasons behind this dating trend and what to do

Ebola Spread Undetected In Eastern Congo For Three Weeks

A new Ebola outbreak in DRC went undetected for three weeks because field diagnostics couldn’t identify the Bundibugyo strain. What the delay means for the response.

Why The Current Ebola Outbreak In Congo Matters To The Entire World

The current Ebola outbreak in Congo poses a threat to the entire world, with a strain that has no therapies or approved vaccine.

The Cyber Resilience Standard Every Hospital CIO Must Meet

The Joint Commission & AHA launched a new cyber resilience program. Here’s what healthcare CIOs need to know to keep patients safe when systems go down.

PCOS Is Now PMOS—What The New Name Means For The Women It Affects

PCOS has been renamed PMOS. Here’s what the change means for the millions of women living with this misunderstood, often misdiagnosed condition

How AI Innovation Is Widening The Digital Health Divide

AI in healthcare is booming but the digital health divide is widening. How underserved communities are being tech-ignored.

4 Urgent Questions After The WHO Emergency Hantavirus Meeting

A 3-hour WHO Hantavirus emergency Zoom call was held this morning, providing outbreak analysis. It seemed that for every question asked many more questions were raised.

Second Trump Administration’s Pivot On Vaping Leads To Resignations

High level resignations in protest against the push to allow sales of fruit-flavored vapes suggest a break in policy between the first and second Trump administrations.

At Axios Future Of Health, The Real Story Was Infrastructure Debt

Despite decades of digitization, healthcare still relies on fax machines, CDs and manual coordination to move patient information.