October 01, 2009

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Patients With "Warning Strokes" Do Better Than Other Stroke Victims

People who have "warning strokes," or transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), before suffering a stroke have better outcomes than those who have full-blown strokes with no prior warning.

The majority of men receiving PSA tests for prostate cancer may not be receiving adequate information before deciding whether to be screened, and whether to undergo surgery if cancer is spotted, two new papers conclude.
DOTmed's new Certified Parts Vendor (CPV) Program goes live today.
Public support on reform rises despite pols' concerns, rejection of public option.
An exclusive report from the pages of DOTmed Business News.


A-TEN-SHUN!: There Are Only Hours Left to Bid On and Win This 2003 GE LightSpeed 16 Slice CT Scanner!

Also: Refurbished by Philips -- Top quality Ultrasounds. They are formatted for Europe and Asia -- 220V power, PAL video -- and refurbished by Philips to their original OEM specifications. They come with a customizable set of probes, and a 90 Day Parts Warranty!

Also Just Posted -- Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center Auctions

PLUS -- Hundreds more items added to Med1Online Liquidation Auctions!


Doctors at a VA hospital in Texas find that even with EHR in place, critical alerts get missed.
One of the largest studies ever conducted on the aftereffects of radiation treatment for prostate cancer aims to ease urologists' fears.
The Optic Society's 93rd annual meeting will be called "Bio-optics breakthroughs: Highlights of medical and bioscience research," and will be presented Oct. 11-15 in San Jose, CA.
Technology using ultra-fine slices of frozen specimens lets researchers microscopically examine an entire mouse -- right down to a single cell.
Bedside test trumps technology in predicting certain kinds of strokes.
Two commonly used contrast agents only trigger adverse reactions in about one out of 1,000 cases.

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STERIS Corporation Launches a Design Evolution for Steam Sterilizers
New Amsco® Evolution™ Steam Sterilizer sets an advanced standard for capacity, energy efficiency and remote preventive maintenance.
Aprima and MednetwoRx Partner to Provide Electronic Health Records and Remote Hosting Option to Physician Practices
MednetwoRx to provide Aprima EHR to physicians nationwide.

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Letter From the Editor


Last Word on Parts

I just wrote a story about medical equipment parts for our magazine, DOTmed Business News (Oct. 2009). The first person I called told me to send readers to DOTmed.com. He said that's the best place to find parts. I thanked him but explained that I can't say that because it's too self-promotional and anyway I have to write 2,000 words.

Today, DOTmed launches our Certified Parts Vendor Program that automatically seeks matches between parts requests and vendors' inventory. To be honest, I don't really know how it works. The smart guys at DOTmed figured it out. Read about it and sign up or call us for more details.

See you tomorrow.

Barbara Kram, Editor

People & Companies

Vaccines Make Hay
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Before the emergence of H1N1, vaccines were relegated to the backwaters of the pharma pipeline. Now they are hot tickets.
Block Imaging Adds Parts & Service Unit
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Read DOTmed's interview with Jason Crawford, President, Block Imaging Parts & Service, Inc.
IDN Summit and Expo Delivers Innovation
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Last week's reverse expo was held in Texas.
Old Into Gold: DOTmed Auction Success Stories
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Read how health care providers are turning inventories into assets.
Fall 2009 Health Connect Partners Conference a Hit
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The Radiology and Imaging Conference was held at the Marriott Tampa Waterside Hotel in Tampa, FL, Sept. 23-25. And DOTmed was there.
Hologic Rings NASDAQ Opening Bell
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Women's health technology leader kicks off National Breast Cancer Awareness Month; gains key international device endorsements.
Device Shows When Narrowing Arteries Are Really Dangerous
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St. Jude's tool to measure fractional flow reserve could help avoid unneeded stents.
Abbott Buys Solvay for $6.6 Billion in Cash
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Abbott Laboratories--having scooped up medical device and eye-care companies this year--is purchasing Belgium-based Solvay Pharmaceuticals.
fMRI Discoverer to Receive Nobel Notice?
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Thomson Reuters names Seiji Ogawa, the discoverer of functional MRIs, as a contender for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Covidien Gains a New Aspect
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Covidien adds brain-monitoring technology to its portfolio with Aspect.
OctoPlus to Reduce Workforce
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The European drug delivery company OctoPlus N.V. plans on reducing its work force by about 25 percent.
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