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News: Science
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Apr 27 2009
Spammers have seized on the growing interest in news of a possible swine flu epidemic to hawk fake pharmaceuticals, security experts warned Monday. The number of spam messages with subject headings ...
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Apr 27 2009
Your company has made some amazing advances in 3-D medical imaging. Can you talk specifically about your products and how the company's software developments help with patient care? We help doctors ...
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Apr 22 2009
Wireless technology will revolutionise medicine and the healthcare sector in Asia is expected to take up about 25 per cent of global revenues in the next three years, performing better than the US ...
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Apr 21 2009
Stephen Hawking, one of the world's most famous scientists, is in stable condition and undergoing tests at a British Hospital. Hawking, 67, is being held for observation at Addenbrooke's Hospital at ...
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Apr 21 2009
The Mayo Clinic medical practice has launched the first widely available e-health information service for patients on Microsoft's HealthVault service, the result of a partnership the companies ...
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Apr 20 2009
The man who is arguably the world's most famous scientist, who tries to help everyday people understand questions like how the universe began, is hospitalized with a chest infection. Stephen ...
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Apr 16 2009
The medical needs of the aging adult population will increase the market for robotics to assist in health care, according to a speaker at the RoboBusiness Conference in Boston. Surgical robots are ...
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Apr 15 2009
Destructoid reports that a new medical device has been created that distributes nitrous oxide to children as they play Game Boy. The way PediSedate works is it administers the sedative to young ...
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Apr 14 2009
In a study that is unlikely to find favor among privacy advocates, researchers from two academic institutions warned that increased privacy protections around health data will hamper the adoption of ...
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Apr 13 2009
A Japanese company has created a robotic exoskeleton that is designed to help make disabled people mobile again, enabling them to stand up, walk and even climb stairs. Cyberdyne, Inc. has built what ...
