HE news that drew views this week (June 7–11)

The vast majority of healthcare executives say digital transformation across their organizations is accelerating, according to a recent survey of 399 executives from six countries.

The CDC is changing the way it reports people who contract COVID-19 after they have been vaccinated against the virus, drawing some questions and ire from those it affects.

Some healthcare workers are using personal protective equipment to express themselves, giving fashion a new inroad into the workplace.

A new report reveals that it’s plausible the COVID-19 leaked from a Wuhan lab, giving other calls for investigation into the origin of the virus new life.

Twelve states are meeting President Biden’s goal to have 70% of the U.S. adult population vaccinated against COVID-19 by July 4, CNBC reported.

A record 31 million are covered under health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, the White House announced in a report. 

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug that claims to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. The drug is the first approved for Alzheimer’s disease since 2003.

People who wore a mask or face covering and practiced social distancing were less likely to get sick with COVID-19.

A top editor at the Journal for American Medical Association (JAMA) has stepped down, the American Medical Association has confirmed.