One of the advantages electronic medical records offer is the computerized screening of a patient’s data for undiagnosed illness. [MORE]
With the US Preventive Services Task Force recently downgrading PSA screening to Class D, it may seem like the [MORE]
Isansys Lifescan Limited (Abingdon, Oxfordshire, UK) has begun marketing its “Patient Status Engine” in the European Union. Its system [MORE]
"Backpack" lab
This downloadable document from the World Health Organization lists about three dozen innovations that are either in development [MORE]
Wouldn’t it be nice if a pacemaker’s battery didn’t have to be surgically replaced after ten years? Researchers at [MORE]
BodyMedia Personal Monitor
BodyMedia, Inc. (Pittsburgh, PA) makes an armband monitor that tracks calories burned and movement based on four [MORE]
Avatars are becoming more common in medical training, and new work in this field comes from the University of [MORE]
Last month, the UK Department of Health released results of a two year telemedicine study of 6,000 patients with [MORE]
“Matryoshka” is the name for those Russian “little matron” nesting dolls. Besides being a pretty folk art form, they [MORE]
As part of its Global Entrepreneur Initiative, IBM has created a “Smart Camp” in Austin, Texas where innovators of [MORE]
Siemens has combined a whole-body molecular magnetic resonance scanner and an integrated PET imager into one machine-a world’s first. [MORE]
IBM and Peking University People’s Hospital are carrying out a pilot project for a longitudinal electronic medical record that [MORE]
Philips Motiva
Philips Electronics sponsored a study at a Spanish hospital that demonstrated the value of an interactive telehealth system [MORE]
Over the past 15 years, information and communication technologies have driven half of the productive growth of the European [MORE]