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Transforming Procurement: Tenece Professional Services and Nextenders' E-Government System for PRAZ

Enhancements to a Telewellness Program for People With Physical Disabilities: Mindfulness, Exercise, and Nutrition To Optimize Resilience (MENTOR 2.0)

Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.

CT principal aids teacher with aneurysm. She had had one too

Doctors put a drop of glue in a CT woman's brainstem. It brought feeling back to her legs.

Alexangelie Muniz Battle of Meriden felt numbness in her legs, which was caused by an opening between a vein and artery in her brainstem, known as a fistula.

BEST II Clinical Trial Findings Reported at International Stroke Conference: Proceed with Caution on Blood Pressure Meds after Clot Removal

Lowering blood pressure after clot removal may not be safe, and should be individualized, according to findings of the BEST II Trial presented during the American Stroke Association International Stroke Conference.

Blood Pressure Lowering After Clot Removal Should be Personalized

What's Next in Securing Healthcare

By Tapan Mehta, Global Healthcare Solutions Executive at Palo Alto Networks - Healthcare’s digital transformation has created so many new opportunities — not only for patients and care providers but also for bad actors. This article discusses the challenges and opportunities of security in healthcare.

Stroke Clot Composition Linked to Functional Outcomes, Death

Study hints at personalized treatment potential

Cyberattacks on hospitals delay treatment, cause financial stress

Hospital cyberattacks delay patient care, affect safety

Getty Images Last Tuesday, Jason Cabot prepped for an abdominal surgery: he fasted for 24 hours and drank three tablespoons of intestine-cleansing milk of magnesia. But until he showed up at 5:30 a.m. the next day at Scripps Mercy Health in San Diego, he had no idea if the surgery was going to happen. Scripps Health, a large health system in California, on May 1 experienced a "disruption" to its IT systems, which has since been tied to malware discovered on the health system's computer network. To contain the malware, Scripps said it took a portion of its network offline, disrupting access to the health system's email servers, patient portal and other applications.