CompuGroup Medical acquired Belgian company
CompuGroup Medical has expanded its European position by acquiring the Belgian company Belgiedata BVBA.
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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.
PET Scans can offer an uation of cognitive dysfunction of FIRES
According to a recent research published in The Journal of Nuclear Medicine shows that positron emission tomography (PET) scans can offer an uation of cognitive dysfunction of FIRES, its evolution and further prognosis.
Evidence of Epigenetics found
Scientists at the Duke Cancer Institute have found evidence of epigenetics at work on a genome-wide scale in cases of ovarian cancer.
Lizard Venom to Treat High Blood Pressure
Scientists of the University of Melbourne have found that the lizard venom can be used to treat high blood pressure.
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.
TrakCare went Live
NHS Borders- a new electronic patient management system TrakCare went live.
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).
Electronic Nose to Detect Ovarian Cancer
Scientists at the University of Gavle and KTH Royal Institute of Technology, University of Gothenburg, are developing an electronic nose that can screen blood samples to detect ovarian cancer in its early stages.
Trial of Retinal Implant in UK
According to media reports, King’s College Hospital in the UK will initiate clinical trials of a retinal implant for people with retinitis pigmentosa, one of the most common forms of inherited blindness, from March 2011.
