Category Archives: Congenital disorders

Elekta receives $40M radiation tech order in India Continue to Site

Philips picks up funding from Gates Foundation for ultrasound tech Continue to Site

Researchers found that eye conditions causing the most SSI certifications in working-age individuals are less clinically researched compared to those in the general population. Image credit: ©Malik/peopleimages.com – stock.adobe.com A team of researchers has completed a study focusing on a lack of clinical research to address the leading causes of severe sight impairment (SSI) among […]

Onward spinal cord stimulation shows improved mobility in study Continue to Site

Scott Drake [Image courtesy of Cordis] About two months after former Spectranetics CEO Scott Drake became executive board chair at Cordis, he’s moved into the corner office at the cardiology and endovascular devices company. Drake replaces Shar Matin, who has stepped down as CEO, the company announced yesterday. Hunter Philbrick, Hellman & Friedman partner and […]

NeuroOne expects FDA nod for neuro ablation tech next year Continue to Site

Vitamin D toxicity, sometimes called a vitamin D overdose, is a rare but potentially dangerous condition. It occurs when someone has too much vitamin D in their body. Vitamin D toxicity is also called hypervitaminosis D. A vitamin D overdose is typically a side effect of taking large doses of vitamin D supplements. It would […]

Fast Five: Cyber gang threatens to release Henry Schein data in ransomware attack; Siemens Healthineers announces layoffs – MassDevice Continue to Site

This Molecular Cytogenetics Market Is Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth by 2029 is Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth by 2029 research report focuses more on a number of distinctive as well as foremost market se Global molecular cytogenetics market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 8.5% during the forecast period. Molecular cytogenetics is […]

Abstract Urinary biomarkers can diagnose and monitor pathophysiologic conditions in the central nervous system (CNS). However, focus is often on single diseases, with limited data on discriminatory capability of this approach in a general setting. Here, we demonstrate that different classes of CNS disease exhibit distinct biomarker patterns, evidence of disease-specific “fingerprinting.” Urine from 218 […]