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November 23, 2025 Viktor Zarev 0 min read
  1. AMA wants Congress to protect patients from deepfake doctors.
  2. UNC Health has a new chief executive. 
  3. CDC reverses stance that vaccines don’t cause autism.
  4. Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb joins UnitedHealth Group board.
  5. Providence to cut 446 roles in Oregon and Washington.
  6. WVU Health acquires five-hospital Independence Health System.
  7. Oracle Health gets approved to join TEFCA.
  8. How Judy Faulkner helps government leaders understand EHRs.
  9. Baptist Health names new CEO.
  10. Physician resignations bring services to a halt at Pennsylvania hospital.
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