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Experts Warn Of Dubious Clinical Trials As Unproven Stem Cell Treatment Blinds 3 Patients With Macular Degeneration
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 03:52
Three patients with the eye disease macular degeneration were blinded by a stem cell treatment they thought was part of a government-approved study. What are the red flag signals for clinical trials?
Amada Miyachi America Series 300 High Speed Electronic Weld Head Provides Precise Weld Force for Miniature Parts Welding
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 22:58
Product Announcement The Series 300 enables up to three welds per second, with programmable force and weld positions ... Contributed Author: Amada Miyachi America Topics: STEM
TGen Study of ASU Football Team Produces Largest Known Dataset for Concussion Diagnostics
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 22:50
News The study amassed a collection of biomarkers from the ASU student-athletes' biofluids ... Contributed Author: The Translational Genomics Research Institute Topics: Neurology
New CQI/IRCA-Certified Lead Auditor Training is First Based on ISO 13485 and International MDSAP
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 22:42
News The five-day training program is the first international MDSAP- and ISO-compliant medical device auditing ... Contributed Author: PR Web Topics: STEM
Biotech Firm Carves a Large Niche in Tools for Research
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 22:36
News Now the dawn of the age of precision medicine therapies like cancer immunotherapy holds the potential ... Contributed Author: Phys.org
Video of the Day: 13 Biotech Inventions
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 22:01
Videos Using these devices can help lower the number of doctor visits ... Staff Author: Lexie Metzler Topics: Home Healthcare
Spinal Deformity Ups Risk Involved With Hip Replacement Surgery
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 18:34
Spinal deformity increases the risks of dislocation post a hip replacement surgery. A new study has highlighted the problems involved and researchers intend to find ways to reduce these risks.
Climate Changes Not Genetics Shaped The Human Nose, Reveals Study
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 18:31
Researchers conducted a study to determine what leads to the difference in the shape and structure of a human nose, depending on the geography. They found that climate change played an important part in shaping the nose.
Firefighters Cut Off Metal Ring Stuck On Man's Privates After It Caused Him Penile Strangulation
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 18:00
Irish man suffers from a serious case of penile strangulation after a metal ring gets stuck on his penis for seven hours. Doctors are unable to do anything, but firefighters save the day.
Fentanyl Analogue And Chemical Ingredients Make It To UN's List Of International Controlled Substances
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 17:30
The United Nations has put chemical ingredients used in the production of the illicit drug fentanyl and a similar substance under its international watch list. What does it mean for America's drug abuse crisis?
Medical 3D Printing: The Current State of Viable Materials
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 17:28
News From my vantage point at 3Diligent, a rapid manufacturing service provider that helps companies with their 3D printing projects ... Contributed Author: Cullen Hilkene, 3Diligent Corp. Topics: STEM
IBM Watson Health to Integrate MedyMatch Technology into Cognitive Imaging
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 16:54
News The MedyMatch algorithm uses deep learning, machine vision, patient data, and clinical insights to automatically highlight for a physician ... Contributed Author: IBM Watson Health Topics: Neurology
Flexibility is Key in Mechanism of Biological Self-Assembly
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 16:47
News A surprise finding was the sensitivity with which the surfaces' flexibility determined ... Contributed Author: Phys.org Topics: STEM
What Gen X, Millennials Need To Know About Increasing Risk For Colorectal Cancer
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 16:35
With the number of Gen X and millennials getting diagnosed with colorectal cancer sharply increasing, here are some things that doctors want younger people to know and do about it.
Mayo Clinic Preference For Patients With Private Insurance Spurs Probe From Health Officials
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 16:27
A leaked video of Mayo Clinic's CEO urging staffers to give higher preference to patients with private medical insurance has elicited a strong reaction from health officials. They said the matter will be investigated for...
Opioid Abuse Linked To Emotional Abuse During Childhood: Study
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 16:03
In a new study, emotional abuse appeared to be more strongly tied to opioid addiction than physical and sexual abuse as well as other forms of maltreatment. The authors call for a more integrated treatment of opioid abus...
Rotation Medical Bioinductive Implant Induces Tissue Formation
Medical Design Technology - 17 Mar 2017 16:02
News New tissue formation was observed in all 23 patients, and 22 successfully healed their rotator cuffs ... Contributed Author: Rotation Medical Inc. Topics: Orthopedics
Simple Blood Test Could Detect Autism In Early Childhood
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 15:01
A blood test uses an algorithm to measure metabolite concentrations and is 98 percent effective in identifying patients with autism. This method not only detects the disease, but can also predict where it belongs on the ...
Colon Cancer Cases On The Rise In US: All You Need To Know
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 14:48
Colon cancer has become a threat for Americans as it is the second leading cause for cancer-related deaths in the U.S. However, the good news is that there are plenty of ways to reduce and counter the risks posed by colo...
Tulsa County Hardest Hit By Flu In Oklahoma As Hundreds Are Hospitalized
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 14:24
Hundreds of people, including infants and children, in the Tulsa county region have been hospitalized due to flu. People in the area have been advised by health officials to visit nearby centers for vaccination.
Oxymorphone Hydrochloride: Opioid Painkiller OPANA ER Has More Risks Than Benefits, Says FDA Panel
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 14:14
A panel of experts from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration confirms safety suspicions against oxymorphone hydrochloride, otherwise known as OPANA ER, which is a prescription opioid by Endo International Plc.
Want To Live Longer After Heart Surgery? Continue Using Statin Says New Research
Tech Times - 17 Mar 2017 13:55
Researchers have conducted a study that focuses on the effects of statins on preoperative heart patients. The research has surmised that it may be wise for cardiac patients to continue taking medication post the surgery.