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Okinawa Election Win May Give Tokyo More Military Freedom

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Okinawa Election Win May Give Tokyo More Military Freedom
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September 14, 2026

Okinawa Election Win May Give Tokyo More Military Freedom

Okinawa's recent election results may grant Tokyo greater military freedom in the region. Discover how...

Healthcare CIOs Focus on Epic Modernization Priorities
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September 9, 2026

Healthcare CIOs Focus on Epic Modernization Priorities

Healthcare CIOs prioritize Epic modernization to balance uptime, performance, and cyber recovery amid rising cyberattack...

Hospitals Face Millions in Ransomware Shutdown Costs
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September 3, 2026

Hospitals Face Millions in Ransomware Shutdown Costs

Hospital ransomware cost estimates reveal shutdowns can drain up to $1.9 million per day, forcing...

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Government scientists test AI research assistants
Mold Alerts August 28, 2026

Government scientists test AI research assistants

Government scientists use AI research assistants to analyze surging medical data, accelerating discoveries and improving...

Healthcare Leaders Face New AI Bill of Materials
Mold Alerts August 27, 2026

Healthcare Leaders Face New AI Bill of Materials

The AI Bill of Materials lets healthcare leaders document data, models, and licensing to meet...

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Funding Surge Fuels Digital Health Growth in H1
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Funding Surge Fuels Digital Health Growth in H1

Digital health funding hits $7.4 billion in H1 2026, driving rapid growth for U.S. medtech startups and attracting venture capital...

Intuitive links Q2 slowdown to ACA subsidy end
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Intuitive links Q2 slowdown to ACA subsidy end

Intuitive links its Q2 slowdown in da Vinci surgical robot procedures to the end of ACA premium subsidies, impacting patient...

Zimmer Biomet appoints new Asia Pacific head
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Zimmer Biomet appoints new Asia Pacific head

Zimmer Biomet appoints Chintan Desai as new president of Asia Pacific region, leading medtech operations.

Abbott aims to improve cancer testing
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Abbott aims to improve cancer testing

Abbott invests in advanced cancer testing to detect disease earlier and personalize treatments with innovative diagnostics.

Sarah Romano Named SS Innovations CFO
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Sarah Romano Named SS Innovations CFO

Sarah Romano named SS Innovations CFO, bringing finance experience to the role, as the company's new chief financial officer.

HistoSonics gains approval for tissue treatment system
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HistoSonics gains approval for tissue treatment system

HistoSonics gains approval for its tissue treatment system to destroy tumors with sound waves, initially for liver tumors, using histotripsy...

Edwards agrees to $10 million FTC settlement
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Edwards agrees to $10 million FTC settlement

Edwards settlement sees the medical device maker pay a $10 million FTC penalty after sidestepping antitrust review in its JC...

J&J wins FDA approval for dual-energy ablation catheter
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J&J wins FDA approval for dual-energy ablation catheter

J&J wins FDA approval for a dual-energy ablation catheter treating atrial fibrillation, combining radiofrequency and pulsed field energy for enhanced...

Physicians’ Wearable Data Use Hampered by Reimbursement and Workflow Barriers (2026 Guide)
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Physicians’ Wearable Data Use Hampered by Reimbursement and Workflow Barriers (2026 Guide)

Physicians struggle to use wearable data from patients due to reimbursement and workflow barriers, limiting its potential in everyday clinical...

Penumbra tests new stroke treatment device
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Penumbra tests new stroke treatment device

Penumbra tests new stroke treatment device in clinical trial for M2 occlusions, aiming to improve outcomes for stroke patients.

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