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Woman found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter

A woman from Springfield was found not guilty of second-degree involuntary manslaughter in connection with a fatal crash that occurred in November 2019 in Jefferson City.

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Not another NotPetya: Ukraine conflict renews calls from CISOs for healthcare threat sharing

Healthcare chief information security officers are raising red flags to threat sharing groups about an alarming increase in cyberattacks amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine – most notably by way of phishing incidents that target the C-Suite.

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EconomicPolicyJournal com: Hillary Clinton s 1969 Thesis on Saul Alinsky

EconomicPolicyJournal com: Hillary Clinton s 1969 Thesis on Saul Alinsky
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UNC Health Expands Partnership with Gozio, Increases Focus on Digital Patient Engagement

UNC Health Expands Partnership with Gozio, Increases Focus on Digital Patient Engagement
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When health records are held ransom, patients are often last to know

By Marion Renault May 21, 2021Reprints Adobe Allison Savage waited years for surgery to remove the elongated bones at the base of her skull that have compressed her jugular artery, making her vision blur and head spin every time she leaned over to garden, fold laundry, or look at her computer. “I have to rest up before I brush my teeth, and I have to rest up after,” said Savage, 54. Covid-19 postponed a second surgery to remove the bone on the right side of her neck; during the 14-month delay, her symptoms became “a nightmare.” “It feels literally like someone is strangling me,” Savage said.

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