Todd Shryock

AdvaMed points to supply chain risks if tariffs are applied to medical devices

Ransomware groups primarily operate from a few countries, and how they find a small medical practice to attack might surprise you.

The wrist wearable can collect data on blood pressure, pulse rate, blood oxygen saturation, respiration rate, and ECG waveforms

If cybercriminals are part of larger organizations, why can't law enforcement find and stop them?

Study highlights benefits of GPS tracking, geo-fencing and two-way communication.

Study examined Amazon’s RxPass to see how it affected medication adherence and cost

Cybercriminals are not allowing time for organizations to make a decision on whether to pay the ransom or not

If the government banned paying ransoms to cybercriminals, would it stop the attacks?

Device provides objective measures of muscle fatigue to inform athletic training decisions by coaches and athletes

Affiliate splinter groups are numerous and pose a rising threat

The Annals of Family Medicine ran a workshop at the International Conference of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, asking what the biggest problems of medicine are and how AI could help.

Affiliates who work for larger cybercriminal organizations are increasing the threat to medical practices

Test is the first measuring lipoprotein (a) in nmol/L and will help assess cardiovascular disease risk in adults

Ransomware gangs are increasingly targeting small medical practices

Survey identifies stark partisan divide in attitudes over vaccine mandates

AI Optics secures FDA Clearance for handheld retinal imaging system, paving the way for improved vision screening

Did an increase in gun purchases lead to the increase in firearm-related injuries?

PanopticAI Vital Signs is the first FDA-cleared mobile application for contactless pulse rate measurement using the built-in camera of iPhones and iPads

Study found that wearable sensors can be leveraged to link psychiatric illnesses, digital phenotypes, and genetic factors

GLP-1 drugs have proven effective in weight loss, but factors like insurance, what industry you work in, or gender, can all affect access

Order goes far beyond removing DEI from the government, but is reaching into the private sector, as well

Platform allows for highly precise detection of disease-specific cell-free DNA

ARS Pharmaceuticals is offering two cartons of neffy nasal spray to schools, including ongoing replacement doses

Executive orders issued on first day of presidency impact various health initiatives

Surge in GLP-1RA use has researchers looking at all benefits of the drugs, but also the risk to the pancreas and kidneys

Boston Scientific showcases promising data on heart treatments at AF Symposium 2025

Physician recruitment agreements may seem straightforward, but they can be rife with risks for physicians signing one, including limits on where they can practice. Every agreement should be carefully reviewed before accepting the terms.

Physicians have many reasons for not having a contract reviewed, but not doing so puts them at extreme risk

Drop is the highest of any profession measured, but overall, doctors are still near the top of the list for public trust

The number of doctors working for hospitals and private equity-backed firms is on the rise