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From Pre-Market to Lifecycle: The National Commission’s 44 Recommendations on AI Regulation in Healthcare

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By Hannah Curtis
| CMS (Podcast)
On 10 September 2026, the National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare published its final report;119 pages and 44 recommendations to reshape how AI-enabled health technologies are regulated in the United Kingdom.
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The European Health Data Space: are your collaboration agreements future-proof?

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By Hannah Curtis, David Dennis
| CMS (Podcast)
The European Union has laid the foundations for a new system for health data. After years of political wrangling, the European Health Data Space (“EHDS”) Regulation has now entered into force. This creates a framework to improve access to electronic health data and facilitate its use for research, innovation and regulatory purposes across the EU. For life sciences companies, universities, NHS partners, CROs and technology transfer offices, this is not simply a regulatory change.
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CWC’s police academy: A game changer

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By Hannah Curtis
| Lander Journal Verified
When Andrew Hanson brought a group of law enforcement officers to the table they came up with an ambitious solution to bolster the strength of local law enforcement. Wyoming had never attempted building a police academy in tandem with a community college, but the idea took root. Only a year after that meeting, Central Wyoming College’s new police academy, the Rocky Mountain Justice Academy, has been approved to begin enrolling cadets for fall 2026.
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