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Medshare and American Medical Overseas Relief Partner Ships $177,000 in Medical Supplies and Equipment to Kabul Hospital Supplies and equipment were donated by Northern California hospitals.
Alpha Source Is MMAC Future 50 Award Recipient Alpha Source, Inc. named by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC) as one of their Future 50 Companies.
MedPro Imaging Adds Wayman and Sanford to Growing Sales Team Robust growth prompts addition of veteran sales executives to DOTmed 100 provider of new and refurbished ultrasound solutions.
Pandemic a Boon for Protein Sciences Don't miss this juicy tale of how a little company at the brink of bankruptcy was revived when the government recognized its high-tech vaccines. A DOTmed exclusive report.
Respironics Recalls BiPAP Focus Ventilators to Replace Power Cords This recall affects certain units manufactured prior to March 2008.
V-Top Surgery Tables Now Available From DRE Veterinary DRE Veterinary introduces the Genesis Series Surgery Tables, a line of stainless steel operating tables fit for any veterinary surgical suite or operating room.
Siemens Nursing Officer Awarded Prestigious American Academy of Nursing Fellowship Gail Latimer, RN honored for her outstanding achievements in the nursing profession.
Gregory G. Germino, M.D., Named Deputy Director of NIH's National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases Dr. Germino is a world-renowned expert in inherited kidney disease.
Philips and Project Hope Announce Collaboration to Improve Chronic Disease Management in China Partnership will link leading Chinese hospitals with community health care centers in four cities, to enhance care that patients receive in their home communities.
GE Forms Stem Cell Venture With Geron GE Healthcare is partnering with biotech company Geron Corporation in a venture that could tell drug makers early on whether their medicines are toxic.
AMA President Has Cancer
Dr. Davis will continue to serve as AMA president, but his activities on behalf of the nation's largest physician's organization will be curtailed while he begins immediate treatment to fight this disease.
While Dr. Davis is focusing on his health, his treatment and his family, other members of the AMA Board will assume responsibility for some of his official duties.
It is Dr. Davis' wish to openly share information about his health and treatment with his family, friends and colleagues. To meet the challenge of effectively communicating with those who might wish to share their thoughts and prayers, Dr. Davis established a personal Web page at CarePages.com where he and his family will post updates, and where visitors can post messages and read the notes left by others.
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