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Fresenius Kabi Company Group And Show The Cardiovascular Catsmart Autologous Transfusion System Is Introduced In This Paper In The United States

15 Dec

Fresenius Kabi and Terumo Cardiovascular Group announced today the introduction of the CATSmart Autotransfusion System in the United States. CATSmart is Fresenius Kabi’s next-generation continuous autotransfusion system and features continuous-flow technology for ease-of-use in operating rooms. The CATSmart Autotransfusion System and … Read More »

Electronic Hairy Skin Can Give Robots A More Human Touch

15 Dec

Electronic-skin prototypes are stretchy, thin films that can sense temperature, pressure and even monitor blood oxygen or alcohol levels. But most of these devices are missing a key feature of real skin that allows us to feel a wider range … Read More »

Engineers To Develop A New Non-invasive Method To Detect Prosthesis Infection

15 Dec

Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a new non-invasive method to detect infections in prostheses used for amputees, as well as for knee, hip and other joint replacements. The method, which is at the proof of … Read More »

Who In The Drug Innovation Management Of 50 + Market?Have You Decided On

14 Dec

Back in October, MedCity announced that it was partnering with AARP to unearth the people, ideas and companies that are innovating for the vital and growing 50+ market. We started the nomination process and more than 150 entries were collected … Read More »

The Ftc Settlement, Blood Pressure Application Developers Echo With Misleading Advertising

13 Dec

The Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement with the marketers of an Instant Blood Pressure app sold in Apple and Google Play’s app stores. The agreement bars Aura Labs, which does business as AuraLife and AuraWare, and Aura Labs … Read More »

Ibuprofen Can Reduce The Risk Of Smokers Died Of Lung Cancer

12 Dec

Ibuprofen is a medication commonly used to reduce pain and inflammation, but a new study suggests its benefits do not stop there. Researchers have found that the drug may also reduce the risk of death from lung cancer among former … Read More »

Social Isolation Can Lead To Poor Surial For Patients With Breast Cancer

12 Dec

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer, affecting women worldwide. Although the survival rate is very high when the disease is discovered early, new research suggests that having a large social network might also affect a person’s chances … Read More »

How Diet Affects Psoriasis?

12 Dec

Nutrition affects every aspect of health, and many people underestimate the value of a balanced diet in preventing disease and improving symptoms of current conditions. Psoriasis, a skin disorder characterized by dry, itchy, and scaly skin, is one condition … Read More »

The Drop In Breast Cancer Deaths In Many Countries

12 Dec

Over the last 25 years, the detection and management of breast cancer has changed significantly. A new analysis shows that, over this period, rates of death to breast cancer have fallen in most of the 47 countries examined. However, it … Read More »

Football Players Are Not At Higher Risk Of Neurodegenerative Diseases

12 Dec

The risk of traumatic brain injury is particularly high among football players. A new study sets out to investigate if football players are also at a higher risk of developing degenerative brain diseases later in life. Compared with other athletes, … Read More »