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28/02/2007 00:00 - Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
According to a new study featured in the March issue of Radiology, single-slice magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a fast, non-invasive way to measure intra-abdominal fat.
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28/02/2007 10:48 - Solidcore Systems
Confirma advances CAD for breast MRI with change control software from Solidcore.
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28/02/2007 10:42 - Duke News
Endoscopic ultrasound can safely and effectively determine whether masses in or around the lungs are cancerous or benign.
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28/02/2007 10:16 - Yale University
Yale professor wins Dru Carlson Award for ultrasound research.
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28/02/2007 10:02 - PENN Medicine
Patient undergoing treatment for deadly brain tumor, stresses importance of clinical trials.
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28/02/2007 09:47 - Reuters
The rate of new or missed colorectal cancers in patients undergoing colonoscopy is influenced by where the screening procedure takes place.
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27/02/2007 12:45 - Intelerad
Intelerad announces FDA has approval for its IntelePACS and InteleViewer Workstation.
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27/02/2007 09:52 - Reuters
Retinal vessel status in the elderly reflects small vessel disease in the brain.
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27/02/2007 09:52 - Reuters
Retinal vessel status in the elderly reflects small vessel disease in the brain.
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27/02/2007 09:32 - Reuters
Using exhaled breath, a colorimetric chemical sensory array can distinguish between patients with lung cancer and healthy subjects.
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27/02/2007 09:07 - Reuters
MRI used to observe preterm infants with extremely low birth weight.
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26/02/2007 09:55 - American Cancer Society
Breast cancer treatment trials supported by the pharmaceutical industry are more likely to report positive results.
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26/02/2007 09:42 - American Cancer Society
Physicians caring for children with cancer should be on the lookout for signs of bone fragility caused by disease and treatment.
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23/02/2007 12:55 - Blackwell Publishing
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) is hard to accurately diagnose because of few objective diagnostic tools. New research indicates than neuroimaging technology can be used to assess individuals w...
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23/02/2007 10:31 - Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
Even when diagnosed with a condition that is a strong genetic predictor of colorectal cancer, many patients do not seek out genetic counseling or cancer screening, according to a recent study.
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23/02/2007 10:18 - Baptist Memorial Health Care
The UroCenter is the first site in the nation approved by the Food and Drug Administration for a Phase III clinical study to test a noninvasive therapy that uses ultrasound technology to treat localiz...
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22/02/2007 10:16 -
Researchers at Duke University have begun testing the use of an encapsulated chemotherapy drug to provide precision heat therapy (hyperthermia) in women whose breast cancers have recurred in their che...
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22/02/2007 09:48 - Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council
Researchers in Vancouver are using a particle accelerator to separate the atoms of radioactive material. The idea is to tailor cancer treatments to the cells in a patient's body, giving each person a ...
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22/02/2007 09:32 - Interactive Supercomputing Inc.
Interactive Supercomputing's Star-P software is being used by scientists at the National Cancer Institute to mine vast public databases of genomic information for potential new medical discoveries.
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22/02/2007 17:29 - IMEC
Research center IMEC, in Belgium, has developed a generic and versatile method to synthesize stable, biocompatible magnetic nanoparticles that can be used for a wide variety of biomedical applications...
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21/02/2007 10:27 - GE Healthcare
GE Healthcare has identified a potential safety issue affecting four of its imaging systems and has issued an urgent recall notice to facilities that have one or more of the potentially faulty product...
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21/02/2007 14:49 - Reuters
US spending on prescription drugs, hospital care and other health services is expected to double to $4.1 trillion annually over the next decade, up from $2.1 trillion in 2006, a government report foun...
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21/02/2007 14:10 - University of East Anglia
African and African American women are more likely to die of breast cancer than their white counterparts because they tend to get the disease before the menopause, suggests a new research.
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20/02/2007 00:00 - Indiana University
To increase screening rates for colorectal cancers, we need more convenient and less invasive screening tests. An infrequently used type of fecal sampling test, which has had FDA approval since 2001, ...
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