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MedCity News · Jun 22, 2026

Preparing Healthcare Networks For The Vulnerability Flood

We’re entering uncharted territory if bad actors can both launch zero-days and exploit unaddressed backdoors with new efficiency. This is why teams need to unify their network structure and better forecast what they’re up against. The post Preparing Healthcare Networks For The Vulnerability Flood appeared first on MedCity News .

ECDC (EU) · Jun 22, 2026

Safer blood, tissues, and cells: ECDC defines unified hepatitis B and C virus screening guidelines for European donations

Updated technical guidelines by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) will help prevent the transmission of hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) through substances of human origin, including donated blood, stem cells, reproductive cells, and tissue, and establish a single, EU-wide standard for patient safety during medical procedures.

MedCity News · Jun 22, 2026

Inflammation Startup Bionyra Launches With $165M and Ex-Sanofi Exec at the Helm

Bionyra Pharma’s pipeline includes two drugs that target the signaling protein TL1A, alone and as part of a combination approach to treat inflammatory disorders. The startup’s launch makes it a contender in an emerging drug class that includes late-clinical assets from Merck, Roche, and partners Sanofi and Teva Pharmaceuticals. The post Inflammation Startup Bionyra Launches With $165M and Ex-Sanofi Exec at the Helm appeared first on MedCity News .

ECDC (EU) · Jun 22, 2026

Strengthening Europe’s preparedness against mosquito-borne diseases

A conference on mosquito-borne diseases hosted by the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the EU, the Ministry of Health of Cyprus with support from ECDC focused on the growing public health impact of such diseases in Europe and and discussed challenges in mosquito control.

MedCity News · Jun 22, 2026

How Is Mayo Clinic Using AI in Its Revenue Cycle?

Mayo Clinic is deploying AI across its revenue cycle operations, but revenue cycle chair Todd Manion said he’s skeptical that these functions will be fully automated anytime soon. The post How Is Mayo Clinic Using AI in Its Revenue Cycle? appeared first on MedCity News .

CMAJ · Jun 22, 2026

The path to securing a resource-intensive physician job in Canada: lived experiences of decision-makers and trainees

Background: Securing meaningful employment as a physician is anxiety provoking, particularly in resource-intensive specialties, and newly certified specialists continue to report difficulty obtaining employment despite proposed solutions. In this study, we aimed to explore the lived experiences of decision-makers and trainees navigating job-seeking and placement in resource-intensive specialties in Canada and identify suggestions for improvement. Methods: In this qualitative interview study, guided by phenomenology, we recruited trainees, recent graduates, program directors, and division…

CMAJ · Jun 22, 2026

A socioecological framework for physician advocacy: motivators, enablers, and barriers

Background: Advocacy is a professional competency for Canadian physicians, yet adoption into medical education, academic medicine, and physician practice varies. We sought to explore perspectives on why and how physicians integrate health advocacy into their professional identity and to develop a model framework. Methods: We used a phenomenological approach to develop a socioecological framework. Using purposeful and chain sampling, we conducted semi-structured interviews with physician advocates of diverse backgrounds, clinical specialties, and advocacy interests from across Canada. We used…

JAMA Network Open · Jun 22, 2026

Long-Term Resistance Training and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

This cohort study examines the association of long-term resistance training with risk of incident type 2 diabetes and assesses the joint associations with aerobic physical activity and sedentary behavior among adult health care professionals in the US.

JAMA Network Open · Jun 22, 2026

International Stakeholder Guidance for Improving Randomized Clinical Trials

This qualitative study uses semistructured interviews with key stakeholders involved in funding, design, sponsorship, and ethical or regulatory overview of randomized clinical trials to guide potential improvements in the prefunding and peer review processes, trial design, and best practices.

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