Cyberknife Success at Hospital

According to an article appearing in “VAntagePoint”, the Official Blog for the VA, a new robotic treatment was recently used for the first time at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital https://www.tampa.va.gov in Tampa to give veterans more treatment options for cancer. The Cyberknife M6 machine was used to treat a veteran with a cancerous brain tumor.

The Cyberknife uses an arm similar to those used by manufacturing robots in auto plants to precisely deliver high dosage radiation to tumors to destroy cancer cells. Despite the name of Cyberknife, this treatment is a completely non-invasive procedure and causes no pain or sensation in the patient during treatment. …Continue reading

GSA’s Interest in Artificial Intelligence

Keith Nakasone GSA’s Deputy Commissioner for Acquisition Operations in the Office of Information Technology https://www.gsa.gov, said, “GSA realizes the importance of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to understand acquisition needs. He appeared before the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s, Subcommittee on Information Technology this past March to detail some of the ongoing work in AI at GSA. …Continue reading

Developing Secure Mobile Apps

Mobile apps are susceptible to malware, ransomware, spyware, coding flaws, and other attacks that can compromise personal data stored on the devices. Mobile apps and related services are evolving at a rapid pace with new apps and updates, operating system updates, and service provider updates frequently introduced. The average user has few options on how to provide for app security. …Continue reading