The Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) has introduced a new registry to enhance the accessibility and evaluation of artificial intelligence tools in healthcare, in partnership with major health systems such as Providence, Cleveland Clinic, and Kaiser Permanente. This centralized platform will allow hospitals and developers to share model cards—documents outlining the development, capabilities, and limitations of AI models—streamlining the selection process for validated AI products. As healthcare organizations increasingly adopt AI for administrative tasks and explore its clinical applications, the registry aims to standardize information presentation, facilitating easier product comparisons and informed decision-making while addressing ethical implementation concerns.

CHAI Launches AI Registry to Streamline Healthcare Tool Evaluation Healthcare Dive

A measles outbreak in Texas has resulted in the first confirmed measles-related death in the U.S. since 2015, involving an unvaccinated school-age child. As of February 26, the Texas Department of State Health Services has reported 124 confirmed cases, primarily among unvaccinated individuals, with a significant number of cases in young children. Public health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination to prevent such incidents, while the outbreak's concentration in the Mennonite community has raised further concerns. Health authorities are closely monitoring the situation amidst discussions on vaccination rates and public health responses.

Texas Measles Outbreak Claims First U.S. Death Since 2015, Sparks Vaccination Urgency Becker's Hospital Review

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered Cyber Command to halt all planning and offensive operations against Russia, signaling a shift in strategy aimed at normalizing relations with Moscow amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The directive, conveyed to Cyber Command leadership, does not apply to the National Security Agency's signals intelligence activities related to Russia. While the duration of the stand-down is unclear, Cyber Command has been instructed to assess the implications of this order on current missions and potential threats, affecting a significant portion of its personnel dedicated to Russian operations.

U.S. Cyber Command Halts Offensive Operations Against Russia Amid Policy Shift The Record

Cybersecurity professionals experience significant mental health challenges due to the high-pressure demands of their roles. A study by Tines found that 66% of security team members report work-related stress, with 22% experiencing severe levels. The stress negatively impacts job performance and personal well-being, particularly during major incidents that contribute to psychological trauma, such as sleep disturbances and feelings of inadequacy. The mission-driven focus of cybersecurity intensifies these effects, leading to prolonged hypervigilance and potential PTSD symptoms. Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) face additional pressures and risks of personal liability, which can contribute to higher rates of depression and substance abuse among them.

Cybersecurity Stress: A Silent Crisis Threatening Professionals' Well-Being CSO

The Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) has introduced a new registry to enhance the accessibility and evaluation of artificial intelligence tools in healthcare, in partnership with major health systems such as Providence, Cleveland Clinic, and Kaiser Permanente. This centralized platform will allow hospitals and developers to share model cards—documents outlining the development, capabilities, and limitations of AI models—streamlining the selection process for validated AI products. As healthcare organizations increasingly adopt AI for administrative tasks and explore its clinical applications, the registry aims to standardize information presentation, facilitating easier product comparisons and informed decision-making while addressing ethical implementation concerns.

CHAI Launches AI Registry to Streamline Healthcare Tool Evaluation Healthcare Dive

A measles outbreak in Texas has resulted in the first confirmed measles-related death in the U.S. since 2015, involving an unvaccinated school-age child. As of February 26, the Texas Department of State Health Services has reported 124 confirmed cases, primarily among unvaccinated individuals, with a significant number of cases in young children. Public health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination to prevent such incidents, while the outbreak's concentration in the Mennonite community has raised further concerns. Health authorities are closely monitoring the situation amidst discussions on vaccination rates and public health responses.

Texas Measles Outbreak Claims First U.S. Death Since 2015, Sparks Vaccination Urgency Becker's Hospital Review

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered Cyber Command to halt all planning and offensive operations against Russia, signaling a shift in strategy aimed at normalizing relations with Moscow amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The directive, conveyed to Cyber Command leadership, does not apply to the National Security Agency's signals intelligence activities related to Russia. While the duration of the stand-down is unclear, Cyber Command has been instructed to assess the implications of this order on current missions and potential threats, affecting a significant portion of its personnel dedicated to Russian operations.

U.S. Cyber Command Halts Offensive Operations Against Russia Amid Policy Shift The Record

Cybersecurity professionals experience significant mental health challenges due to the high-pressure demands of their roles. A study by Tines found that 66% of security team members report work-related stress, with 22% experiencing severe levels. The stress negatively impacts job performance and personal well-being, particularly during major incidents that contribute to psychological trauma, such as sleep disturbances and feelings of inadequacy. The mission-driven focus of cybersecurity intensifies these effects, leading to prolonged hypervigilance and potential PTSD symptoms. Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) face additional pressures and risks of personal liability, which can contribute to higher rates of depression and substance abuse among them.

Cybersecurity Stress: A Silent Crisis Threatening Professionals' Well-Being CSO