Nordic study finds deaths from the disease are cut in half after 15 years

Large study with five year follow-up sheds new light on old debate

Part of a trend toward managed equipment service agreements

Mandating coverage would cost $9 million in 2017: report

A front-line look at operationalizing value-based care

New research may propel FDA clearance, estimated for June 1

Observing and assessing soft tissue in real time during radiotherapy

A call for PSA testing to remain a key tool in cancer detection

Decreases unnecessary X-rays, CT scans and ER wait times

Players can control character's movements using their wheelchair

Accurately distinguishes healthy and diseased tissue

Acquires up to 256 bladder slices

First general purpose SPECT/CT

A new partnership aims to overhaul an outdated organ delivery network

Researcher applies own experience to make treatments less subjective

Physicians can use mobile platform to access information during surgery

Another Olympus duodenoscope implicated

Intraoperative identification and targeting during HIFU treatment

Multiple layers of retrospective, diagnostic data in a single, low-dose scan

A total of 11 new recommendations to ensure adequate staffing conditions

Using less contrast agent to obtain equivalent images

40 percent of patients with CRT-Ds will need MR exams

Value-⁠based care dominating the segment

Mistakes cause over 250,000 deaths annually: Johns Hopkins

Company could make $2 billion in deal

Can fMRI exams make society safer?

Five more expected to join by end of summer

A new alternative to prosthetic valves

The fourth recall for the company since July 2015

From the April issue of HCB News magazine

May revolutionize prostate and other cancer treatments

Algorithm built into device to differentiate between dangerous and normal heart rhythm in patients

Compatible with everything from a smartphone to a payphone

Also approved for use in children under two, and for MR imaging of breast

Used in conjunction with Sumitomo proton line scanning technique

Left atrium and superior vena cava affected most

Patient management in the era of remote monitoring

Allows better planning and navigation during brain and spine surgeries

What we've got here is a failure to communicate

A more customized approach to patient care