Tablet devices get thumbs-up from anesthesia residents
This past July, 100 anesthesiology residents and fellows at Mount Sinai School of Medicine switched from paper to plastic. That […]
This past July, 100 anesthesiology residents and fellows at Mount Sinai School of Medicine switched from paper to plastic. That […]
USARAD.com, a leading national outsourced radiology solutions provider, announces FindRad.com, a ground-breaking national radiology directory with benefits for both patients […]
Although non-radiologist physicians have contributed to the widespread use of point-of-care (POC) ultrasound, radiologists remain the primary users, according to […]
Research has combined stem cell technology and gene therapy for the first time, which could lead to genetic disorders being […]
Star Health Insurance has emerged as the lowest bidder in the Tamil Nadu health insurance scheme. The company had initially […]
The mHealth Regulatory Coalition has submitted a letter urging FDA to develop a mobile health framework that promotes innovation and […]
Max Healthcare has revamped its top management with few appointments to strengthen its leadership team. The company has appointed Dr […]
Health Level Seven® International (HL7®) International have announced an agreement to create a complementary process to foster interoperability that will […]
Dr Lal PathLabs, Indias diagnostics leader, has selected STARLIMS, an Abbott company, as the provider of its new Laboratory Information […]
Following Microsoft Corp’s purchase of software and assets to streamline administrative and medical record-keeping at Bangkok’s Bumrungrad Hospital, Thailand has become Microsoft’s worldwide healthcare research centre.
The Indian Spinal Injuries Centre has got a go-ahead from the government to carry human trials using bone marrow transplantation in patients suffering from acute spinal cord injury.
Cancer Research UK scientists have developed an imaging technique that can show whether breast cancer treatment is working weeks before current methods.
Researchers from the University of Manchester (United Kingdom) predict that people living in West Bengal (India) could be exposing themselves to potentially cancer-causing arsenic by eating locally grown rice.