HealthTap and Samsung Health have partnered to integrate virtual primary and urgent care services into the Samsung Health app, enabling its seven million U.S. users to book and conduct consultations seamlessly within the platform. This integration represents HealthTap's first in-app collaboration with a third-party platform, potentially improving access to care and enhancing user engagement with health services. By allowing users to connect with physicians alongside their health tracking activities, the partnership aims to foster more personalized healthcare interactions and promote better health outcomes through timely and informed medical consultations. This development underscores the growing trend of embedding telehealth solutions within existing digital health tools to streamline patient care.

Samsung Health and HealthTap Partner to Revolutionize Telehealth Access Business Wire

HCA Healthcare has successfully completed Wave 1 of its Expanse implementation, launching a modern electronic health record platform across 32 hospitals. This cloud-based system enhances data integration and clinical decision support, paving the way for future digital innovations and improved patient care. The accomplishment is attributed to the collaborative efforts of HCA's clinical, IT, and operational teams, marking a significant step toward a unified digital healthcare architecture. As healthcare professionals embrace these advancements, the focus on patient care is set to improve markedly.

HCA Healthcare Advances with Successful Expanse EHR Wave 1 Launch LinkedIn

LinkedIn's recent updates to its data use terms permit the platform to begin scraping user data from Europe, Canada, and Hong Kong for AI model training, effective November 3. This shift ends previous protections for users in these regions, allowing LinkedIn to harvest profile details and public posts while excluding private messages. Importantly, the shared data will also be accessible to Microsoft and its subsidiaries for enhanced advertising and AI training purposes. Healthcare professionals should be aware of these developments, as increased data interoperability and targeted advertising may influence healthcare communication strategies and user engagement in digital health platforms.

LinkedIn Expands Data Use for AI Training, Impacts Millions Globally The Register

Attackers are actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), identified as CVE-2025-59287, which affects software versions dating back to 2012. Despite Microsoft issuing a patch, the vulnerability continues to be exploited due to unpatched systems, with CISA urging organizations to apply the mitigation measures immediately. The rapid response from attackers highlights the urgent need for healthcare IT professionals to prioritize timely software updates and vulnerability management to protect sensitive patient data. The incident reveals the challenges in maintaining cybersecurity in healthcare environments, emphasized by the prevalence of exposed systems that can easily fall victim to such attacks.

Critical WSUS Flaw Exploited Despite Patch; Urgent Action Required CyberScoop

HealthTap and Samsung Health have partnered to integrate virtual primary and urgent care services into the Samsung Health app, enabling its seven million U.S. users to book and conduct consultations seamlessly within the platform. This integration represents HealthTap's first in-app collaboration with a third-party platform, potentially improving access to care and enhancing user engagement with health services. By allowing users to connect with physicians alongside their health tracking activities, the partnership aims to foster more personalized healthcare interactions and promote better health outcomes through timely and informed medical consultations. This development underscores the growing trend of embedding telehealth solutions within existing digital health tools to streamline patient care.

Samsung Health and HealthTap Partner to Revolutionize Telehealth Access Business Wire

HCA Healthcare has successfully completed Wave 1 of its Expanse implementation, launching a modern electronic health record platform across 32 hospitals. This cloud-based system enhances data integration and clinical decision support, paving the way for future digital innovations and improved patient care. The accomplishment is attributed to the collaborative efforts of HCA's clinical, IT, and operational teams, marking a significant step toward a unified digital healthcare architecture. As healthcare professionals embrace these advancements, the focus on patient care is set to improve markedly.

HCA Healthcare Advances with Successful Expanse EHR Wave 1 Launch LinkedIn

LinkedIn's recent updates to its data use terms permit the platform to begin scraping user data from Europe, Canada, and Hong Kong for AI model training, effective November 3. This shift ends previous protections for users in these regions, allowing LinkedIn to harvest profile details and public posts while excluding private messages. Importantly, the shared data will also be accessible to Microsoft and its subsidiaries for enhanced advertising and AI training purposes. Healthcare professionals should be aware of these developments, as increased data interoperability and targeted advertising may influence healthcare communication strategies and user engagement in digital health platforms.

LinkedIn Expands Data Use for AI Training, Impacts Millions Globally The Register

Attackers are actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), identified as CVE-2025-59287, which affects software versions dating back to 2012. Despite Microsoft issuing a patch, the vulnerability continues to be exploited due to unpatched systems, with CISA urging organizations to apply the mitigation measures immediately. The rapid response from attackers highlights the urgent need for healthcare IT professionals to prioritize timely software updates and vulnerability management to protect sensitive patient data. The incident reveals the challenges in maintaining cybersecurity in healthcare environments, emphasized by the prevalence of exposed systems that can easily fall victim to such attacks.

Critical WSUS Flaw Exploited Despite Patch; Urgent Action Required CyberScoop