Morning Headlines 11/11/19
Kaiser Permanente CEO Bernard Tyson dies at 60
Kaiser Permanente Chairman and CEO Bernard Tyson died unexpectedly Sunday of unspecified causes. He was 60 years old.
Intelerad, Novacap-backed medical imaging software maker, heads to first rounds
Canada-based Intelerad Medical Systems is reportedly seeking a buyer.
University of Chicago wants its medical center dismissed from a class action lawsuit that accuses it of sharing patient information with Google in an agreement that the plaintiff says violates his HIPAA rights.
Sony Scrubs In to Help Operating Room Devices Talk to Each Other
Sony expects to earn FDA clearance next month for Nucleus, an OR integration tool it acquired in 2016 that is sold outside the US.
"most people just go to Epic" that's a problem because then EPIC becomes a monopoly in healthcare, if it isn't…