Health IT Tools Can Boost Drug Safety
Electronic health tools could help improve drug adherence and reduce medication errors among elderly populations, according to a report from the Center for Technology and Ageing, as per reports.
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Google’s Body Browser to Visualize Human Body
Google has recently announced an application that allows to visualize complex 3D graphics of the human body.
CompuGroup Medical acquired Belgian company
CompuGroup Medical has expanded its European position by acquiring the Belgian company Belgiedata BVBA.
New Tool to Detect Complications in Lung Transplant
A new diagnostic tool that could help predict a fatal complication in lung transplantation patients, have developed by University of Michigan researchers.
New Tool to Detect Complications in Lung Transplant
A new diagnostic tool that could help predict a fatal complication in lung transplantation patients, have developed by University of Michigan researchers.
Greek scientists develop heart attack calculator
Researchers have developed a quick and easy artificial intelligence approach to successfully calculate a patient
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Health and Symptom Checker in mobile device format
The NHS Direct online initial assessment Health and Symptom Checker (HaSC) is now available in mobile device format.
Anti-bacterial Synthetic Surface Developed
Singapore consortium has developed a synthetic surface that will be chemical-free and anti-bacterial.
Development of Magnetic Particle Imaging Technology
Royal Philips Electronics is working towards the development of whole-body Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) systems and preclinical hybrid systems that combine MPI with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).
TrakCare went Live
NHS Borders- a new electronic patient management system TrakCare went live.
Prediction of Alzheimer’s Risk
Scientists at University College London has discovered that combining spinal fluid testing with MRI scans could provide an early indication if an individual is at risk of developing Alzheimer’s.
