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One step closer to the omniscient clinician
[Christine Chang] Clinical decision support tools set to fundamentally change the way medicine is practised; clinical Intelligence will be the next trend in Clinical Decision Support technology. 24 Jul 2008 06:07

Philips hosts successful Achieva 3.0T System roadshow
South Africa boasts latest generation ultra-high field MRI 22 Jul 2008 08:43

Siemens Next Generation technology could bring new hope to cancer patients
The Artiste Solution from Siemens has recently undergone clinical trials in three of the most prominent cancer centres around the world. 3 Jul 2008 08:34

Machines vs transplants
[Dr. Sergey Ishin] Can technology diminish reliance on heart transplants? 18 Jun 2008 06:08

Robots sort blood specimens
A robotic system that sorts 2,700 tubes of blood/hr is helping the American Red Cross improve traceability of donated blood samples and increase productivity at its testing facilities. 10 Jun 2008 07:23

X/procure stiffens Atka Pharma against competitors
Pharmaceutical brand, Atka Pharma has signed with specialist electronic procurement company X/procure® for a 12 month period to launch its latest male sexual performance product. 9 Jun 2008 09:39

From imitators to innovators in health-related products
New Brazilian medicines emerge for local health problems. The same trend is seen in India and China. 9 Jun 2008 09:31

New wound dressing made of silica gel fibres
A new type of wound dressing made of silica gel fibres will soon help to heal difficult wounds caused by burns or diabetes. 30 May 2008 06:57

Picture-perfect scanner opens up new possibilities for patients
Dolphins swimming underwater, planes whizzing overhead, and monkeys climbing up palm trees are just some of the images patients are now seeing at Strong Memorial Hospital as it introduces the region's first “open” high-field magnetic resonance (MRI) scanner. 26 May 2008 09:14

Multi-purpose multispectral filter promises benefits
New, single-exposure imaging tool puts biomedical imaging in palm of hands. 22 May 2008 07:31

Wireless to take healthcare out of hospitals
Hospitals in the US and Europe are increasingly using wireless technology to automate patient care and back office processes. 15 May 2008 07:49

SAS predictive analytics help Healthways curb healthcare costs
SAS helps drive earlier, more tailored interventions to improve health 7 May 2008 13:46

Pharmaplan renews with X/procure® for fourth consecutive year
X/procure® advertising client, Pharmaplan, has again entrusted the launch of a new product to the procurement and media company's advertising platforms. A long-standing client, Pharmaplan renewed its contract with X/Procure® for a further 12 months. 5 May 2008 16:00

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