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Letter critical of industry medical loss ratio information.

"The Evolution of Equipment Service: How to Navigate Through Tough Financial Times" will be hosted by DOTmed on Nov. 18th. Sponsored by ReMedPar.

Breast cancer patients treated with Hologic's MammoSite radiation therapy system experienced less than a 4% rate of recurring cancer after five years.

A face transplant transformed surgery in November 2005.

The 41st World Forum for Medicine International Trade Fair with Congress will be held November 18-21, 2009 in Dusseldorf, Germany.

Company accused of promoting unauthorized mixture of OP-1 and Calstrux for invasive surgeries.

Second recent blockbuster pharma fuse.

A columnist weighs in from DOTmed Business News.

Attention: Interventional radiological healthcare professionals, hospital risk managers.

Credit crunch leads to looking at leasing options for practices.

With good procedural success rates, Melody is on track to becoming the first transcatheter valve cleared by the FDA.

Read DOTmed's exclusive on the TomoHD, TomoTherapy's new radiation therapy treatment system making its debut at this year's ASTRO annual meeting and exhibition happening now in Chicago.

Six Sigma Black Belt and former GE sales executive covers Alabama, Florida, Georgia.

Toumaz Technology's tiny monitoring device could have many clinical applications.

Sales up nearly 16 percent from same time last year, although it was still a "hard quarter" because of losses from recent acquisitions.

New nonprofit will develop independent database for consumer reimbursement.

BioMedica now has European and some other foreign distribution rights for Onalta, a radiopharmaceutical designed to kill treatment-resistant carcinoids.

The DOTmed 100 company began in 2005 when industry veteran Charlie Jahnke left GE/Ambassador.

Recent meeting provided education, networking, subject matter experts.

Radiation oncology hits the road with TomoMobile, a linear accelerator on wheels.