Press Releases by Industry

2010-11-28 | Healthcare providers seek PACS solutions that facilitate meaningful use by radiologists, new KLAS study finds.

2010-11-28 | DeJarnette Research Systems releases xDL (Cross-Enterprise Document Librarian version 3.4 software. Both functionality and performance have been improved. With version 3.4, xDL has the ability to archive up to 5000 medical imaging studies per day.

2010-11-26 | Minimally invasive foot implant offers new treatment option for tarsal tunnel syndrome.

2010-11-26 | DeJarnette will demonstrate a non-proprietary, open source protocol, MINT, developed by a consortium of archive, viewing, system integration vendors and Johns Hopkins.

2010-11-23 | ITW Trans Tech, a worldwide leader in product decorating systems including pad printing, digital inkjet, and consumables has released the ExpressPadTM line of printing pads. The ExpressPadTM is a time saving product for pad printers.

2010-11-18 | Healthcare providers receive free access to pharmacy-focused research in preparation for ASHP's Midyear 2010 Clinical Meeting.

2010-11-17 | Epic and Wellsoft ED systems achieve balance between integration and functionality -- and take top slots in new KLAS report.

2010-11-10 | Solution Recovery Services (SRS) announced today that it has signed a purchase agreement with Corn LP to supply their COSS (Corn Oil Separation System) at Corn LP's 55 million gallon ethanol plant in Goldfield, Iowa.

2010-11-10 | Onyx Scientific's global customer base outsource to access Onyx's world-class GMP chemistry expertise. Onyx deliver "one partner" convenience with pre-agreed workflows tailored to support key analytical milestones and timescales.

2010-11-09 | According to Sherry Williams, Vice President, CureCeuticals' All-Natural Kills Ticks Specimen Drops start working on contact and kill a tick in about 90 seconds. The product contains no DEET, no chemicals, no synthetic ingredients and is completely safe.

2010-11-08 | PulseOximetersDIRECT.com introduces the first Pediatric Pulse Oximeter from Landon Medical. The Landon Medical LM-500 Pediatric Oximeter is specifically manufactured for children vital sign monitoring.

2010-11-05 | Fort Myers dentist Dr. Brendan Dwyer uses the PerioLase laser in his office to treat gum disease in a non-invasive, virtually painless manner that eliminates the need for gum surgery.

2010-11-04 | Miles For Hope, a Clearwater charity, will be the recipient of proceeds from a fundraising challenge set to raise critically needed awareness and funding of brain tumors

2010-10-28 | Many people who have talotarsal dislocation syndrome suffer for years before finding out about their foot condition and how to fix it. HyProCure is celebrating its sixth year of restoring quality of life in patients who receive the implant.

2010-10-28 | Cross CEO Mentoring with an expert like Dr Jack Lin is a must in today's complex business world. "It is lonely at the top and I understand the issues and the wilderness that a CEO must confront to effectively engage and lead tomorrow's companies."

2010-10-23 | The recent DePuy hip recall has already spurred hundreds of DePuy hip lawsuits alleging that the manufacturer made a defective product and knew about heavy metal toxicity issues, but waited far too long to institute a recall.

2010-10-21 | Pharmatech Oncology announces an abstract supported by the company has been accepted for presentation during the 52nd annual American Society of Hematology (ASH) meeting in Orlando, FL, December 4-7, 2010.

2010-10-15 | While failure rates of 12% may affect thousands of patients, doctors say that the metal toxicity from chromium and cobalt debris entering their blood stream and causing serious injury may affect all DePuy hip patients.

2010-10-14 | New treatment may decrease progression of eye disease.

2010-10-14 | For those who thought that new technologies might distance humans from the great outdoors, think again! The advent of new social media applications allow users to get more in touch with trees, nature, and the environment than ever before.