From the August issue of DOTmed HCB News magazine
Benefits of mammo may also be overestimated
Using EEG in a whole new way
However, most have achieved meaningful use Stage 1
May be used for proton therapy in the future
Researchers confirm anecdotal reports of healing properties
Angioplasty gaining ground — but not in low-income areas, say researchers
"The time to act is now," say researchers
Three diagnosed with early stage lung cancer in first 18 months
This has major implications for policymakers
Programs are needed to replace sick staff who care for high-risk patients
Medical device tax could jeopardize that revenue
Connecting data from patient monitor to EHR
More funding is needed in U.S. and England
About 20 percent of treatments are performed free of charge
The superconducting cyclotron accelerator has been delivered
Researchers predict linear GBCAs will fall out of favor
Findings took researchers by surprise
Patients had more trouble with words learned later in life than those learned in childhood
May reduce unnecessary surgeries
First and only recapturable heart valve in U.S.
First local, vendor-neutral radiology and biomed equipment service solution in France
New research may surprise you
Find out what Dr. Elizabeth A. Morris thinks of tomosynthesis and its longevity in breast imaging
Doctors and nurses involved in schemes
Over 500 have been installed worldwide
Patients readmitted to same hospital are more likely to survive
Find out if tomosynthesis will become the new standard of mamography screening
Does this signal a trend toward health system, vendor partnerships?
'There is a lot of useful information concerning utilization'
Takes almost two-thirds less time than conventional technology
No easy solution but physicians need to be aware
Contributes to $600 billion in unnecessary spending
From the July issue of HCB News
Unrelated research points to azithromycin for killing resistant bacteria
Bridging the FDG gap
The talking points from this year's record-setting turnout
Despite chapter 11 proceedings, it's “business as usual”
May also hold promise for a number of neurological disorders
Expert predicts 7T will be standard in next five years
Researchers say CDS efforts should be focused on helping clinicians perform their work more efficiently and effectively
Mayo Clinic researchers find 628 human factors lead to 69 surgical errors
Will this do away with traditional, costly visual evaluations?
May also treat PTSD, OCD, bipolar disorder and Parkinson’s disease
Is injecting 'millirobots' into patient spinal canals the future?
Aims to reduce pregnancy related deaths worldwide
Will jump from $3.2 billion to $20 billion
Times are changing — and so is radiology
Radiologists are already doing more than they think
