In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber security is a crucial aspect of business operations. With increasing cyber threats, organisations must invest in employee training in cyber security to mitigate security risks, prevent data breaches, and enhance data protection. While antivirus software and firewalls are necessary, human error remains one of the biggest cybersecurity risks. … Read more
Jan. 12, 1932 – Feb. 4, 2025 K. Hilary (Cocks) Ford passed away peacefully at age 93 on Feb. 4, 2025, in Harbor Springs, Michigan. Hilary was born on Jan. 12, 1932, in Mexico City, Mexico to S.H. Euan Cocks and Katherine I. (Phillips) Cocks. She grew up in Mexico and went to high school … Read more
CMS recently proposed significant changes to Medicare’s 2024 coverage of PET scans. Previously, Medicare only covered amyloid PET scans under the coverage with evidence development (CED) program, which limited their use to individuals participating in clinical trials. However, in October 2023, CMS announced its intention to remove these restrictions, empowering regional Medicare administrators called Medicare … Read more
How Vulnerable Is the German Judiciary? Over the past 18 months, we have studied what would happen if authoritarian populists gained control over state power in the Eastern German state of Thuringia. We travelled across the entire Federal Republic to better understand this question and bring our scenarios to public attention. In our more than … Read more
Ulla Neergaard, Professor of EU Law, University of Copenhagen Photo credit: Gordon Leggett, via Wikimedia Commons *This contribution draws upon Ulla Neergaard’s forthcoming work, “‘Eurarctic’: Colonialism and EU-Greenland Relations” in Hanna Eklund’s edited volume, “Colonialism and the EU Legal Order,” to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2025. For a more … Read more
