2016 21 Apr
Researchers at the University of Southampton have used advanced 3D X-ray imaging technology to give new insight into the way IPF, an aggressive form of lung disease, develops in the body. Originally designed for the analysis of substantial engineering parts, such as jet turbine blades, the powerful scanning equipment at Southampton’s µ-VIS... Read more
JOIN OUR MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY
Masimo announces FDA clearance of the rainbow acoustic monitoring® RAS-45 sensor
Masimo announced today FDA clearance of RAS-45, an acoustic respiration... Read more
Samsung showcases advanced ultrasound solutions at EUROSON 2018
Highlighting RS85, the latest premium ultrasound solution with superb... Read more
SCHILLER launches the ECG device CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2
SCHILLER’s latest ECG device CARDIOVIT AT-102 G2 has been launched.... Read more
Healthio designs specific itinerary on cancer offering a wide range of information
Several leading medical centres, together with start-up companies,... Read more
HEALTHIO will present the best experiences in health through themed itineraries
The second edition of HEALTHIO is already taking shape. With five months... Read more
Dr. Arthur Kanowitz Appointed Chairman of Patient Safety Movement Foundation
Arthur Kanowitz, MD appointed Chairman of the Airway Safety Taskforce... Read more
HANJ Recognizes CSL CEO Paul Perreault as “Humanitarian Man of the Year”
HANJ President David Lechner presented the award to Perreault at the... Read more
Geraldine McGinty to Receive Thorwarth Award for Radiology Leadership
The American College of Radiology selected Geraldine McGinty ,... Read more
John Ormiston Awarded the EuroPCR 2017 Ethica Award
The 2017 Ethica Award, the highest honour of the European cardiovascular... Read more
New President of Sectra’s Secure Communications Business Area
Simo Pykälistö, currently CFO and Executive Vice President of Sectra... Read more
JOIN OUR MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY
JOIN OUR MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY