It just might be one of the biggest discussions in digital health—the role of technology as a replacement for that innate human connection. Let’s face it: technology isn’t always a friend of medicine. Ask almost any clinician and you’re almost certain to get a mixed review of how technology hasRead More →
Life University is currently working with AlignLife to increase the number of doctors participating in the practice-based research network and also begin exploring daily visit data, insurance claims data and outcomes. Each year the Association of Chiropractic Colleges hosts a Research Agenda Conference. This year’s conference will be hosted MarchRead More →
DERMATOLOGISTS are good at spotting unusual bits of skin that might or might not be cancers. Testing whether they actually are, though, is quite literally a bloody pain. For a piece of skin to be identified as malignant or benign it must be cut out and sent to a laboratoryRead More →
The Liberal government has quietly scrapped a mandatory review of a new health bureaucracy. Premier Dalton McGuinty says the legislative review, which was to have taken place by the end of March, was dropped because Ontario’s 14 Local Health Integration Networks (or LHINs) are not yet fully operational. The LHINsRead More →
Mar 17, 2010 Stuttgart, Germany – Manufacturers of modern medical instruments and implants are faced with enormous challenges. Structures are becoming increasingly smaller, yet demands for the highest quality and accuracy are still expected to be met. This means flawless, smooth surfaces without any residue. “Laser micro processing is the bestRead More →