Govt gives go-ahead for stem cell trials
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.
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Researchers develop imaging technique for breast cancer
Cancer Research UK scientists have developed an imaging technique that can show whether breast cancer treatment is working weeks before current methods.
Arsenic poisoning is a big problem in West Bengal (India)
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.
Now an artificial heart that beats
Scientists have created what they claim is the world’s first artificial heart that beats.
US panel, cancer groups discourage annual Pap test
Pap smear tests are still the best way to prevent cervical cancer, but women should not seek them every year, […]
Interventional radiologists: Tough on liver cancer, kind to patients
Finding innovative, minimally invasive ways to treat liver cancer”and being able to tailor that treatment individually to patients”are hallmarks of […]
Intelerad Announces a New RIS PACS Solution
Intelerad Medical Systems announces the launch of InteleSuite(TM), a complete and customisable set of RIS/PACS solutions designed to streamline workflow […]
Robotic Surgery Equipment Manufacturing Market Research Report
The outlook for the Robotic Surgery Equipment Manufacturing industry is mostly bright, with revenue projected to increase at an average […]
Sectra signs medical imaging research agreement with major US university hospital
Sectra announces the signing of a multi-year Master Research Agreement with University Hospitals (UH) in Cleveland, USA. UH and Sectra […]
Teleradiology Solutions ranked as first national teleradiology provider in USA
Teleradiology Solutions (TRS), a global teleradiology provider has been ranked the top-rated national teleradiology vendor in the Unites States by […]
Market of patient monitoring pegged at US $4B by 2017
Fueled by efforts to reduce acute and long-term care costs, the US patient monitoring market is expected to reach almost $4 billion by 2017, according to a new report by iDataResearch, a global research and consulting firm.
Vision screening for diabetics goes high tech
University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center provides technology that will make it easier for diabetics to get a screening that could save their vision.
Hospital e-Health record market revenues could reach $6.5B in 2012
Total U.S. market revenues for hospital electronic health record systems could reach $6.5 billion in 2012 largely because of the […]
