Researchers in Mexico say arachnid's poison can kill cancer cells, also be useful against Parkinson's

Overall percentage of deaths globally attributed to cancer has risen three percent in 20 years

Will this do away with traditional, costly visual evaluations?

May cut patient transfers by nearly one-third, save thousands of dollars per child

May also treat PTSD, OCD, bipolar disorder and Parkinson’s disease

How defibrillators impact the battle against cardiac arrest

David J. Mazzo, CEO at NeoStem, discusses how the vaccine therapy was developed and earned the funding

Is injecting 'millirobots' into patient spinal canals the future?

Pre-operative brain mapping may reduce brain surgery damage

Testing equipment is getting easier but no less a challenge

Incident not uncommon, and underscores importance of compliance programs

A look at the new generation of ventilators

The referring doctor is seen as best source of info, although a majority of patients also want to view their radiology report

Aims to reduce pregnancy related deaths worldwide

Measuring appropriate use and untapped potential with two new studies

Will jump from $3.2 billion to $20 billion

Research funded by feds to save lives offers faster, cheaper testing

Researchers say prostate cancer not a "single disease" but 90 percent of cases yield actionable mutations

Times are changing — and so is radiology

Will manufacture and distribute Fluciclovine, a radiopharmaceutical under clinical evaluation

'Wearing your heart on your sleeve' may take on a whole new meaning

Legislation asks for $10 million to improve EHR interoperability, AHA says don't take it from hospitals

Antibiotic resistant microbes could kill 10 million people a year worldwide by 2050

Philips research hub is coming to Cambridge with patient monitoring top-of-mind

Radiologists are already doing more than they think

Results unveiled at Heart Rhythm 2015 show Medtronic's Micra TPS to be safe and effective

How traditional is still the way to go in the new wave of patient monitors

Researchers saw a reduction in the ability to transfer information from one part of the brain to another

DOTmed News spoke to Dr. Carl Rossi, medical director of the Scripps Proton Therapy Center, to learn what to expect

The company "denies any wrongdoing"

Lifestyle changes may be just as effective — not to mention safer and more economical

The company will present the devices at the American Urological Association annual meeting

The pros and cons of smart pump integration

Adds TeraMedica's award-winning VNA to product portfolio

PTSD "not just a mental illness, it’s also a biological disorder that affects the entire body"

Without proper action, ICD-10 deadlines may exacerbate the issue

Even from six months away, you can see the world's biggest health care trade show on the horizon

They are setting up global partnerships for servicing

The market could skyrocket, and it will be on the minds of cardiac experts at RHS 2015

When providers betray the trust of patients, everyone loses — four tips to make sure that doesn't happen