Medtronic Gets FDA Nod for Renal Denervation Trial
We last reported on Ardian’s Symplify system of renal denervation for treatment-resistant hypertension in Nov. 2010
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Toumaz Receives FDA Approval for Sensium Digital Plaster Disposable Wireless Body Monitoring Device
Toumaz has received FDA approval for the Sensium Digital Plaster an ultra-small, ultra-low power wireless body-worn monitor that can collect vital signs data, including temperature, heart rate and
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06:30 - 17/07/2011
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Noninvasive treatment for depression passes test
Israel-based Brainsway Ltd. reported positive results from the final stage of testing its noninvasive
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21:50 - 16/07/2011
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New Findings in Alzheimer’s Prevention
According to recent findings presented at the International Alzheimer’s Association Conference last summer, scientists remain confident that they’re closer to finding solutions that both identify the cause, and can help prevent the onset, of Alzheimer’s disease.
One new way that scientists are starting to understand the science of Alzheimer’s includes brain plaques. These are the clumps and strands of protein that form when the brain cells die. Researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine have begun to use newly
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21:49 - 16/07/2011
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Pharmacists in Quebec, Canada want more power over prescribing medication to patients
The Quebec Order of Pharmacists is asking for the provincial government to introduce a new legislation which would give pharmacists the power to make changes to a patient’s prescriptions instead of sending them back to the doctor.
Approximately two million people in Quebec do not have a family physician, thus are finding it very difficult to not only be prescribed with medication, but receive a proper diagnosis as well.
The proposed
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21:47 - 16/07/2011
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