Usage declined in 2009 but spiked in 2011

Has been shown to be more accurate than other approaches

Will affect company's orthopedics, surgery and cardiovascular businesses

Merck and Gavi partner to produce 300,000 doses of anti-Ebola vaccine by May

Will hold workshop to address unresolved gaps and challenges in device security

It isn't only the lower-value exams that are reduced

Taking the EEG out of the laboratory setting

Pencil beam scanning and rolling floors also part of $39 million expansion

Doctor used 3-D software app to navigate patient's heart prior to complex surgery

The only catheter-based ultrasound that provides 2-D and 3-D images

Patient expectations frequently contradict value-based care

Study finds that most of the expense is to add staff, not IT

Could also be useful in data transmission, invisibility

Group maintains that most women should wait until 50 for regular screening

Equipment damaged, doctors scuffled with wrecking crew

The third partnership of its kind for Philips in six months

Milwaukee to remain hub for imaging business and global manufacturing

Includes data from 721,000 patients from 30 countries

With 4-D CT, Colorado Cancer Center is saving money and improving outcomes

Hopes to market tests for under $1,000 each

With BrightMatter, 20-30 inoperable cases may become treatable

A catheter-related bloodstream infection can cost $56,000 to treat

Biological mechanisms to protect against mental illness

New transparency under the ACA's Sunshine Act

Shedding light on the pleasure of a sad song

Second opinions frequently alter diagnosis and treatment

Improves anchoring success rate and reduces rate of complications

As dense breast legislation gains ground, so too has molecular breast imaging

Starstruck care providers are a problem

Automated exception-based processing waits in the wings

Accident highlights importance of MR screening protocols

Stance on pre-surgical radiation still pending

Overcomes the limitations of existing treatments

Amid financial hardships, the Japanese OEM entertains offers on a majority share

Inhibiting a protein receptor topically may yield better cosmetic and functional outcomes

New company is called Ascensia Diabetes Care

Fears that ACA would cause employers to cut back hours to avoid providing health insurance proving unfounded