# Healthcare Edition

> News and analysis on health technology, policy and the delivery of care. An independent English-language publication, primarily for healthcare professionals.

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## Latest articles

- [GP website down: the service layers behind the Silicon Practice outage](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/silicon-practice-gp-website-outage-service-continuity/): NHS notices separate website hosting, online requests and clinical records. That distinction shapes the questions practice teams need to resolve during a supplier disruption.
- [Retatrutide versus Ozempic: what the 80-week trial compared](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/retatrutide-ozempic-transcend-t2d-2-trial-comparison/): Lilly reports greater weight and blood-sugar changes in adults with type 2 diabetes. The comparator, hypothetical treatment conditions and unpublished full results define what can be concluded.
- [HTI-5 changes EHR certification on more than one timetable](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/hti-5-final-rule-ehr-certification-changes-dates/): The US final rule removes 14 certification criteria and revises seven. Official tables separate the changes due at the effective date from later transitions and unfinished proposals.
- [RadNet’s ONRAD deal is about who reads the scan](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/radnet-onrad-teleradiology-acquisition-professional-services/): The proposed acquisition would add contracted radiologists and hospital staffing to RadNet’s imaging and software businesses. Those services play different roles in the reporting workflow.
- [A small language model can label a radiology report without reading the scan](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/small-language-models-radiology-report-fracture-extraction/): A single-centre study trained compact models to extract neck-fracture labels from written CT reports. Its results explain the difference between text extraction, image diagnosis and clinical deployment.
- [A wearable forecast could time a movement reminder—but has not tested its benefit](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/wearable-sedentary-forecasting-pelvic-pain-movement-reminders/): Researchers used activity-tracker data from women with chronic pelvic pain to forecast sedentary periods. The analysis tested prediction and alert tradeoffs, rather than whether prompts reduce pain.
- [Australia’s sunscreen reforms put the SPF evidence chain under scrutiny](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/australia-sunscreen-spf-testing-regulatory-reforms/): The TGA plans changes to finished-product testing, laboratory oversight and ingredient quality. The October announcement begins further development rather than making every proposal a current requirement.
- [SWIFT dialysis trial: more conversations, no clear quality-of-life gain](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/swift-dialysis-symptom-feedback-quality-of-life-trial/): The Australian SWIFT trial paired regular electronic questionnaires with feedback to patients and clinicians. Its conference results distinguish a change in care conversations from the main health outcome.
- [What CDC’s new drug-resistance estimates actually count](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/cdc-2026-antimicrobial-resistance-estimates-methods/): The 2026 report estimates 9.7 million infections across its listed threats using mainly 2023 data. Changed methods, overlapping categories and C. difficile all matter when reading the total.
- [Oncodetect’s new blood test looks for traces after cancer treatment](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/oncodetect-mrd-blood-test-after-cancer-treatment/): The tumour-informed test tracks DNA matched to a patient’s cancer. Its launch raises separate questions about detection limits, recurrence prediction and whether acting on a result improves care.
- [Why an Ebola vaccine is being tested against Bundibugyo](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/tumaini-ebola-vaccine-bundibugyo-trial/): The Tumaini trial has begun in DR Congo with Ervebo, a vaccine licensed for a different Ebola virus. The study is designed to establish evidence that existing approval cannot supply.
- [Doctolib’s French consultation assistant: what happens to the notes?](https://healthcareedition.com/articles/doctolib-consultation-assistant-french-notes-workflow/): Standalone and integrated versions take different routes into the medical record. French support documents explain where clinician review, copying and temporary working notes fit.

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