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Exact Sciences Presents Multiple Studies at San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium Supporting Optimization and Individualization of Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients
"Exact Sciences is looking forward to presenting new evidence at SABCS that adds important perspectives to treating breast cancer patients and showing that some patients may be able to de-escalate treatments and still have positive
Blending Emerging Healthcare Technologies with Modern Medical Furniture in the Post-COVID Era
This article explores the integration of emerging healthcare technologies with modern medical furniture, focusing on products like Procedure Chairs, 3-Section Treatment Tables, Examination Tables, and Podiatry Chairs, and how they are evolving in response to
Fluidx Medical Introduces New Ultra Embolic Platform
The device is designed to address gaps in patient need in relation to moderately distal to proximal embolization.
Stirring the Pot of Personal Wellness: A Fresh Perspective on Women’s Health Care
In the sprawling tapestry of healthcare, a significant thread is often overlooked—women’s health. This vital area of focus is more than mere gynecology; it’s a comprehensive, multifaceted approach to wellness that empowers women to take
Global CT Scanners Market Report 2023 – Revenue Data for 2019-2022, CAGR Projections through 2027 – ResearchAndMarkets.com
The healthcare sector has witnessed remarkable changes in the last decade. There has been an increase in the usage of innovative and sensitive diagnostic tools, and this is resulting in advancements in healthcare facilities. The
Refeyn Launches KaritroMP for Rapid and Reproducible Characterization of Large Viral Vectors
Unlike classical mass photometry technology, KaritroMP utilizes light scattering to measure both the size and contrast of single particles, allowing for large particles such as AdVs and LVVs to be characterized across two dimensions.
BD Launches Advanced Vascular Access Ultrasound System Designed to Improve Clinician Efficiency
The SiteRite™ 9 Ultrasound System is an all-in-one system designed with a user-friendly experience on an updated 15.6-inch touch screen with enhanced image quality that provides industry-leading catheter placement tools and technologies to support clinicians
J&J Becomes the Newest Player in the LAA Market
The New Brunswick, NJ-based company has entered the left atrial appendage market after acquiring Laminar.
Effective ‘People Strategy’ for Start-Ups
Startups have multiple unique staffing challenges. As such, Kate Stephenson, PhD, provides insights that most will never hear from the traditional career guidance resources.
AI Model Predicts Breast Cancer Risk Without Racial Bias
Traditional breast cancer risk assessment models use information obtained from patient questionnaires, such as medical and reproductive history, to calculate a patient’s future risk of developing breast cancer.
Navigating the Digital World: What Doctors Are Doing About Bad Reviews Online
Positive and negative online reviews can be managed in various ways. In this article, we'll explore how doctors manage their online reputation and learn how to respond to negative patient reviews.
Savage Medical Exits Stealth With Over $3 Million to Enable Minimally Invasive Colorectal Tumor Removal
The groundbreaking ColoSeal System™ enables minimally invasive colorectal tumor removal, eliminating the need for 2 open surgeries in today's standard of care notes Savage Medical.
Zilia Receives FDA Clearance for its Zilia Ocular™ FC Retinal Camera
"Receiving this first FDA clearance for our retinal camera is not just a milestone, it's a leap forward in our quest to safeguard the vision of millions," said Dr. Patrick Sauvageau, optometrist, CEO, and co-founder
AI Innovation for Automated Detection and Classification of Osteoporotic Fractures of the Spine in CT Scans | ImageBiopsy Lab launches IB Lab FLAMINGO
"Our partnership with UCB highlights the potential of leveraging AI for improving care for many diseases, including osteoporosis" explains Richard Ljuhar, CEO at ImageBiopsy Lab.
Research Team at UNC Validates PixCell Medical’s HemoScreen as Game-Changer for Clozapine Monitoring in Psychiatry
Clozapine has been established as the most effective antipsychotic medication for treatment-resistant schizophrenia. However, it is significantly underutilized mainly due to the risk of developing agranulocytosis and the need to frequently monitor the absolute neutrophil
Dr John Parker Joins PeriGen as Chief Medical Officer, Bringing Expertise to Advance Maternal and Infant Healthcare
Dr John Parker will work closely with PeriGen's client base to optimize use of the company's analytics for patient care and research. He will also be instrumental in informing product development and regulatory affairs as
Inspira Technologies Collaborates with Ennocure for development of a Proprietary Bio-Electronic Treatment to Prevent Associated Bloodstream Infections in ICU Patients
Dagi-Ben Noon, CEO of Inspira Technologies, reflects on the partnership's significance: "By Integrating our technology to oxygenate blood directly with Ennocure's infection prevention solutions, we are focusing on potentially improving patient outcomes in ICUs and
Insights from Dr McIver: Parent’s Guide to Hypothyroidism in Children
As parents, ensuring the health and well-being of our children is a top priority. One aspect of pediatric health that deserves attention is hypothyroidism in children. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore key insights into
Navigating the Intersection of Mental Health and Workplace Safety: Understanding the Role of a WSIB Psychologist
In today’s fast-paced and demanding work environments, mental health is increasingly recognized as a crucial aspect of overall well-being. The workplace, in particular, plays a significant role in influencing an individual’s mental health. As organizations
Research from Philips and Vanderbilt | Shows How Decarbonizing Healthcare Also Helps to Reduce Cost
Philips and Vanderbilt assessed 13 diagnostic imaging devices including MR, CT, ultrasound and X-ray, which account for an estimated 12,000 patient scans per month and found that, over a period of 10 years, they emit