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August 13, 2009
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A new drug delivery system that uses a tiny silicone cup sealed to the outer surface of the eyeball may greatly improve the way doctors deliver medicine to people with eye diseases, says A. Linn Murphree, M.D., director of the Retinoblastoma Program in The Vision Center at Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles.
A study by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists reveals shortfalls.
DOTmed Business News examines the workhorse technology.
Kathy Mahdoubi, senior DOTmed Business News magazine reporter, files her report from our Trade Show booth at the meeting just wrapped up at Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
Administration strives to emphasize benefits of reform while addressing concerns.
There's also a GE Advance NXi PET Camera/Scanner now up for bid, and a wide range of other great used systems that you can get for cents on the dollar!
A DOTmed exclusive update on MR-guided ultrasound, an alternative to invasive surgical procedures for neuropathic pain, uterine fibroids, and other potential applications.
An aspirin a day...the new health mantra.
Exciting to watch, however, get too close and lightning storms can cause death by cardiac and respiratory arrest. Take cover.
A compilation of medico-legal activities from DOTmed Business News.
Seeing is Believing: Surgical Microscopes Gain Features and Utility
A swine flu vaccine is expected to hit the market by the fall of 2009, thanks to aggressive efforts on the part of government officials and vaccine manufacturers.
Competitive bidding benefits insurance companies and forces many seniors to use out-of-state providers says the American Association for Homecare.
DOTmed Press Room
Brainscope™ Receives FDA Clearance for Portable EEG Device
Technology records and displays brain activity at initial point of care.
Sites Automate OB and Cardiovascular Departments With Digisonics
Digisonics has set the standard for image management & reporting software systems for more than 35 years - with the first review station, the first fully functional web-based system and the most configurable multi-modality reporting.
Letter From the Editor
Free Radicals
From the looks of public reaction to health care reform proposals the media has utterly failed in its mission.
You just can't make this stuff up: Signs reading "Keep Government Out of Medicare," a citizen screaming at Arlen Specter that 74-year-olds with cancer will not be covered because they can't pay taxes. (The senator is a 79-year-old cancer survivor.)
The outraged constituents seem to be playing to the camera and media outlets are glad to oblige. The facts of the proposals are lost in the "debate."
One thing is certain: DOTmed News won't let you down. Read our Health Reform Roundup.
See you tomorrow.
Barbara Kram, Editor
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People & Companies
- Migraine Patch With Biodegradable Implant Aces Phase III Trials
- Privately held NuPathe Inc.'s migraine patch proved effective in Phase III clinical trials.
- Focus on Performance: We Reap What We Sow
- DOTmed Business News columnist Wayne Webster examines pressing health care issues.
- St. Jude's Wi-Fi* Pacemaker Wins Approval
- FDA has approved St. Jude's wireless pacemaker and resynchronizer, the first wi-fi devices to hit the market, Amy Meyer, a St. Jude spokeswoman, told DOTmed News.
- NovaRad Nets PACS Contract With Utah Hospital
- Blue Mountain Hospital, a community hospital in Blanding, Utah selected NovaRad's web-based PACS, NovaPACS, for its radiology department.
- UCLA Opens Lab Space to Startup MediSens Wireless
- The UCLA on-campus technology incubator program at the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) is providing laboratory space to MediSens Wireless, a new company that makes personal body-monitoring systems for healthcare.
- CDRH Director Steps Down
- Read the AdvaMed statement on outgoing CDRH Director Dan Schultz.
- DMS Health Technologies Appoints Simer as Account Executive
- Jeffrey Simer directs all sales efforts for DMS Health Technologies' diagnostic imaging services in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.
- TrueVision Teams With Ophthalmologists to Help Cure World Blindness for Treatable Cataracts
- Debut of 3D training video for manual, small-incision cataract surgery.
- Dr. Francis Collins Confirmed as Director of the National Institutes of Health
- HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced that the Senate unanimously confirmed Dr. Francis Collins, a noted geneticist.
- AHRA and Toshiba Partner
- Patient quality grants program expanded to imaging centers and pediatrics.
- FDA Commissioner Announces Commitment to Enforcement of Laws
- FDA has new steps to increase effectiveness and timeliness of enforcement of regulations on drugs and devices.
