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“If the systems of the site are compromised and being held for ransom, there would be no way to continue that trial, and [it would likely be] impossible to participate in other trials.” — Jeff Patton, MD, OneOncology

The brothers falsely inflated OP-1250’s overall response rate from 9% to 17% and bumped up the expected phase II response rate from 18% to 36%.

Nozomi Networks Labs identified 11 cybersecurity vulnerabilities in GE Healthcare’s ultrasound devices, posing significant risks to patient data and medical equipment functionality. Mitigation strategies are crucial to safeguard against potential attacks.

Oncology practices can safeguard their income and operational stability by preparing for potential cyber incidents, emphasizing the importance of backup funding sources and secure claim submission methods.

In the coming years, hospitals will increasingly incorporate digital technologies, from AI in diagnostics to enhanced telemedicine capabilities, aimed at improving efficiency and patient care quality.

The recent AMA survey highlights a concerning trend: 36% of physician practices have stopped receiving claim payments post-cyberattack, putting considerable financial and operational strain on healthcare providers.