August 20, 2009
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- Frederick Benson and C.M.B. Air Cargo Scam
- Need references ASAP on Royi Goldman
- Beware of Ricky Rosas / Universal Medical Engineering Services
- Shaun Kurtz & Miracle Medi Systems Inc.
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- Siemens Arcadis Varic error 25 unit shuts down
- problem with US HDI 3000
- Service Manual for the LUNAR DPX-IQ sw4.7E.
- Re: Konica Laser Imager Li-7 -"image problem"
- Service manual for Valleylab Force EZ
- Charity
- UNICEF Canada: Gifts that Give Back for the Holidays
- Re: I have a mammography system to donate to a 501c3
- Sleepdiagnostic equipment needed
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The High-Flux Reactor (HFR) in Petten, the Netherlands, has reopened after scheduled maintenance and downstream suppliers expect to receive shipments of molybdenum-99.
An advance toward developing the first sensor for detecting human bodies buried at crime scenes and in natural disasters.
The WHO said this week it was up to U.S. health officials to decide whether to extend the expiration of first-line swine flu medicine Tamiflu by two years, as Roche is urging health officials to do.
AllParts Medical, LLC and CT Resources, LLC have announced the merger of the two companies with capital support from One Eighty Capital, LLC of Chicago. Read new details.
Administration speaks out to assure that public insurance option is still part of reform.
DOTmed is assisting with a bank-approved inventory clearance sale of the assets of Med1Online.com. These auctions are priced to move! Browse the auctions and feel free to ask questions by clicking 'Email Seller' on any auction.
An essential report from the pages of DOTmed Business News.
UCLA neuroscientists said this week that the government has given them approximately $19 million in NIH stimulus funds, via the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, to study brain disease.
CMS demonstrations provide strong evidence that offering financial incentives for improving or delivering high quality care increases quality and can reduce the growth in Medicare expenditures.
Breast MRI allows physicians to evaluate suspicious lesions using many variables.
Finding in pediatric patients propels the science and clinical applications for CTA.
You'll want to curl up with the ECRI Institute white paper that outlines how to maintain quality of care while effectively managing costs.
DOTmed Press Room
Eclipsemed, Ltd to Introduce EndyMed PRO(TM) to U.S. Aesthetic Market
New device delivers radio frequency energy to the most optimal clinical level seen to date.
SyntheMed Gains Russian Regulatory Approval
REPEL-CV, a bioresorbable adhesion barrier film for
the reduction of adhesions following cardiac surgery, gets okay.
Letter From the Editor
Insurance Policies
The more we read about health care reform the greater the focus on health insurance. It's an industry people love to hate until you have an emergency of course.
Today's DOTmed News includes an interview with a doctor who doesn't take insurance. That's right. Insurance is not for regular health services, but only for emergencies, the doctor says.
Maybe we can stop beating up insurance companies and instead reform the system so that insurance is used for what it does best. Then doctors could concentrate on medicine.
See you tomorrow.
Barbara Kram, Editor
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People & Companies
- Capital Healthcare Solutions Adds Florida Installation
- Diagnostic Cardiology Associates of Jacksonville, FL has chosen a new CVIS in CardioDx.
- Shimadzu First in KLAS for Rad Room
- Read DOTmed's exclusive interview with Shimadzu vice president of national sales and marketing, Tom Kloetzly, for market and product details on their offerings at the recent AHRA exhibition in Las Vegas.
- Endocrinologist Goes "Off Grid" to Run an Insurance-less Practice
- A California group practice model of eschewing insurance may take seed nationwide. Read a DOTmed News interview with Kent Holtorf, MD, the Holtorf Medical Group, Torrance, CA.
- India Ultrasound Sales 'N' Service: A DOTmed 100 Company Profile
- The company leads the way for the modality in India.
- Canon Introduces Industry's Lightest DR Detector
- Canon has just released the thinnest and lightest flat panel digital radiography detectors yet. The CXDI-55G Multipurpose and Canon CXDI-55C Premium Flat Panel Detectors are 0.6 inches thick and weigh only 7.5 lbs.
- DOTmed Certified Paul Ewald Says Eagle Biomedical's Sales Have Tripled
- The operations manager for South Jersey's Eagle Biomedical Services, talks shop.
- Intelerad Receives FDA Clearance for its PET/CT Image Fusion Module
- Company gets FDA 510(k) clearance to market and distribute its PET/CT Image Fusion product.
- Nuclear Medicine Professionals, Inc. Listed on Inc. 5000
- Nuclear Medicine Professionals, Inc. has been listed on the Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing privately held companies in America for the second year in a row.
- Hologic Talks Digital Mammography, Tomosynthesis and Women's Health
- DOTmed caught up with Hologic director of marketing, Jim Culley, Ph.D., at the 2009 AHRA Annual Meeting and Exhibition to talk about emerging technologies and the company's role in women's health.
- Roundtable With AHRA Leadership: Developments and Concerns in Imaging Management
- In an exclusive roundtable interview with DOTmed, AHRA executives talk about the challenges of administering a radiology department or practice.
- Francis S. Collins, M.D., Ph.D., Sworn in as NIH Director
- Geneticist to lead National Institutes of Health.
