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It is sad to see that most wired hospitals and I quote “Three out of five don’t ask for a patient’s preferred method of communication (email, text, phone). 
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A kids' version of eyeglass lenses that can be adjusted with a twist of the dial gets a design nod, hopefully bringing the low-cost specs one step closer to the developing world.
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You'll soon be able to embrace your inner Bones McCoy. Decades after 'Star Trek' made the small device that could scan for vital signs famous, the medical tricorder is ready for prime time. Read this article by Mariel Myers on CNET News.
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Offering medical trainees a financial incentive to write hospital patients' end-of-life wishes in their medical records led to an increase, a new study finds.
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There’s no question the gaming world has influenced recent developments in healthcare. Avatars, for example, have been entering the realms of health insurance exchanges, patient adherence and clinical trial collaboration. Actual games have been developed to help doctors identify symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, improve vaccine education, and help young doctors and nurses improve their communication skills with patients. But how about holograms? Via nrip
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The Glucose and Insulin Tolerance Test had clearly determined that a primary cause of his diabetes was insulin resistance. Even though Stan's cholesterol was not very high, the new NMR LipoProfile had indicated he had an ...
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Tyler Cowen directs our attention to the chart on the right. It shows that the growth of healthcare costs is indeed slowing down, but the growth of healthcare employment has been rock steady. How can this be?
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Will physicians and hospitals welcome price transparency—or fight it?
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Sandoval signs bill decriminalizing syringes
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No one would place drug-eluting stents among the hot technologies showcased at this year's EuroPCR, not with all the buzz around renal denervation, percutaneous valves, and bioabsorbable stents and scaffolds.
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FDA draft guidance details key cybersecurity management measures expected ...
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Revelations about the National Security Agency (NSA) gaining access to email, social media posts and other digital data unleashed outrage and set off a sea change in how we think about digital relationships and data.
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$1.2 billion to process your Obamacare application by Serco, a company under investigation for overbilling tens of millions.
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The Medical Devices Group on LinkedIn shares its collective wisdom about why some medical device start-ups don't make the cut. We've covered how to get your medtech start-up noticed by investors and broken down MIT professor Robert Langer's...
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When the federal health law takes effect in January, some 30 million more Americans are expected to have health insurance, many for the first time. An already critical shortage of primary care providers may make a doctor’s appointment hard to com...
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Curvo Labs, a startup that harnesses big data to save hospitals and device companies money, got a $50,000 commitment from Elevate Ventures.
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European Drug Delivery Technologies Market (Metered Dose Inhalers, Needle ...
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MAYWOOD, Il. - A study led by a Loyola University Medical Center ENT physician provides a case study of a simple action that can reduce healthcare costs without compromising care. Matthew Kircher, MD, and colleagues ...
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There are some meds that must be taken with a needle and syringe.
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Medical device industry wants govt to ensure quality of components & raw ...
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The imbroglio between Chinese officials and GlaxoSmithKline is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to endemic corruption in China's healthcare industry. Today, Chinese officials barred the pharmaceutical giant from ...
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Are Family Caregivers The Answer To The Aging Population Crisis? - Sunrise Senior Living Blog (blog)
Are Family Caregivers The Answer To The Aging Population Crisis?
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China's unfeasible plan for aging population
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