Nearly 20 million people are now caught up in the Oracle Health breach of legacy Cerner servers, according to a figure that Bloomberg attributed on Oct. 5 to the Texas attorney general’s office.

The Oracle Health breach exposed medical records, Social Security numbers and diagnoses of nearly 20 million patients across multiple states.

Unlike other Trump administration officials who have gotten, or may soon get, the axe, Veteran Affairs head Doug Collins seems safe in his position. In the absence of legislative and grassroots ...

Ensemble machine learning models trained on electronic health records achieved high accuracy in predicting stroke occurrence ...

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A doctor formerly working at Charing Cross Hospital has been struck from the medical register after prescribing himself medication and attempting to pin the orders on another clinician. Dr Dolin ...

Oracle chair and CTO Larry Ellison used his Oct. 27 Oracle AI World keynote to pitch Oracle Health's AI modules to hospitals that already run Epic's EHR.

A systematic landscape review of 346 United States real-world data sources reveals that while claims databases dominate observational studies, significant gaps in clinical depth and patient-centric ...