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30/03/2007 11:25 -
Researchers at UC San Diego have discovered that iron-containing nanoparticles being tested for use in several biomedical applications can be toxic to nerve cells and interfere with the formation of t...
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30/03/2007 11:17 -
A unique collaboration created by Harvard's Initiative for Innovative Computing (IIC) has brought together astronomers, medical imaging specialists, and software engineers to adapt medical imaging sof...
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30/03/2007 10:57 -
Compared to younger women, older women with breast cancer are less likely to be diagnosed via needle biopsy and triple assessment, less likely to undergo surgery and less likely to receive radiotherap...
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30/03/2007 10:42 - Philips Medical Systems
The two companies have announced compatibility between their products, making it easier to complement cardiovascular X-ray during catheterization (cath) lab procedures when additional imaging is requi...
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30/03/2007 10:34 - Society of Nuclear Medicine
SNM, the world’s largest society for medical professionals in the molecular imaging and nuclear medicine profession, has received nearly $3.3 million in corporate donations for its “Bench to Bedside” ...
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30/03/2007 10:02 -
Paul C. Lauterbur, a professor of chemistry, was among the first scientists to use nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy in the study of molecules, solutions and solids. The controversy over the 200...
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30/03/2007 15:38 - Richardson Electronics Healthcare
The 42-inch screen LCD is a medical-grade display certified to EN/UL 60601 safety requirements for patient vicinity use. It was designed specifically for use in operating rooms, endoscopy suites and o...
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30/03/2007 15:29 - Society of Nuclear Medicine
The potential of molecular imaging and therapy and the power of nuclear medicine will be explored by more than 4,000 doctors, technologists, scientists and pharmacists from around the world.
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30/03/2007 15:21 -
Results from Misoniz show that the hemiablation procedures were successfully completed with positive ablation of cancerous tissue in the effected area of the prostate gland, and patients showed 100 pe...
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30/03/2007 14:53 - Elhuyar Fundazioa
The European Nanobiocom project is working on the regeneration and repair of bone tissue. The goal is to come up with a substitute that regenerates in such a way that it carries out similar functions ...
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30/03/2007 14:31 - Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH)
The trial features a minimally invasive mitral repair procedure using a MitraClip to close the hearts leaking valve and significantly improve blood flow to the heart and body.
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30/03/2007 14:22 - Reuters
A single annual treatment with zoledronic acid appears to be sufficient to prevent bone loss in men rendered hypogonadal by treatment for prostate cancer, according to a report in the Journal of Cl...
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29/03/2007 12:43 - McKesson Corporation
McKesson's Horizon Cardiology cardiovascular information solution (CVIS) has received a No. 1 ranking in the Cardiology Reporting 2007 report issued this month by KLAS Enterprises, LLC.
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29/03/2007 12:29 - Toshiba America Medical Systems
Toshiba America Medical Systems has announced new cardiovascular imaging systems at the American College of Cardiology (ACC) annual meeting in New Orleans March 24–27, 2007.
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29/03/2007 12:23 - GE Healthcare
Launch of new laptop-size ultrasound systems fuel growth for GE; company becomes world’s top compact ultrasound provider with sales of $174 million in 2006.
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29/03/2007 12:18 - Philips Medical Systems
Royal Philips Electronics has showcased its new portfolio of cardiac solutions at the annual American College of Cardiology (ACC) meeting in New Orleans. Among them is the Philips Step & Shoot Cardiac...
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29/03/2007 11:59 - PRNewswire
Dilon Technologies ended 2006 with a strong 4th quarter, the company has announced. The US medical device manufacturer of a high-resolution, small field-of-view gamma cameras tripled the prior year's ...
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29/03/2007 11:31 - Newswise
After 50, seeing a doctor every year or two for a checkup may be a good defense against cancer, according to a new study by researchers at UC Davis, the University of Washington, and Group Health Coop...
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29/03/2007 10:59 - Mayo Clinic
Freezing kidney tumors through percutaneous cryoablation shows promise for patients who are not good candidates for surgery. Early findings show short-term success in more than 90 per cent of selected...
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29/03/2007 10:51 - John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Researchers in the UK conducted the first study to compare the brain areas involved in arthritis pain and experimental pain in patients with osteoarthritis. The results shed light on how emotions affe...
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29/03/2007 10:45 - Reuters
For women diagnosed with breast cancer in one breast, MRI is useful in detecting cancer in the opposite breast that may have been missed with mammography and clinical examination, new research shows.
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28/03/2007 11:23 -
Johns Hopkins Medicine has installed for three months of initial safety and clinical testing a 256-slice computed tomography (CT) scanner, believed to be the world’s most advanced CT imaging software ...
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28/03/2007 11:02 - UroToday
The incidence of incidentally detected renal masses is increasing, with rates in the range of 48-66 per cent currently. Many of these masses are found as a consequence of abdominal imaging obtained fo...
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28/03/2007 10:38 - Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
New research from Wake Forest University School of Medicine reveals that more areas of the brain than previously thought are involved in determining the location of pain.
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28/03/2007 10:33 - M. D. Anderson
The partnership in Jordan brings together medical professionals and breast cancer awareness advocates from Jordan and the United States to advance the fight in Jordan against that nation's most preval...
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