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This week's top stories include Scripps Health suspending access to its IT applications due to a cyberattack, the HRSA telling six drugmakers they're in violation of the 340B statute and Google giving a sneak peek into its AI dermatology assistant.

Also, NHS Scotland and Microsoft develop track and trace system to help businesses.

The two college students built Spira, a no-code back-end tool for creating smart intake forms that was acquired by Galileo Health in April.   

CAQH Senior Vice President April Todd describes how the council's new FHIR endpoint directory helps with the implementation of the CMS and ONC interoperability rules.

This week's top stories include a ransomware attack exposing thousands of patient records, insurers' concerns that telehealth reimbursement parity may lead to overutilization, and the FDA clearing the Bigfoot Unity Diabetes Management System.

In addition to its investment, Sixth Street Growth principal Lee Mooney has joined DrFirst’s board of directors.   

Rutherford Health Chief Medical Officer Karol Sikora highlights the most pressing needs in cancer treatment today and how he envisages treatment decision-making in the next decade.

The company has developed a line of products targeting the mammography space to enable early and accurate breast cancer detection.   

Deep Dive: With ransomware attacks on the rise, with cybercriminals' tactics evolving in new and dangerous ways, security professionals offer tips and best practices for safeguarding healthcare organizations against the threat.

Viome has adapted its technology to search for the presence of oral squamous cell carcinoma and oropharyngeal cancer in users’ saliva samples.