Allows for more accurate alignment of spine from pelvic and vertebrae imaging data

Designed for regional anesthesia, vascular access and trauma applications

Half of women ages 40 to 45 may need screening at 40

Bringing together medical imaging and 3-D printing

Radiation dose over 30 years is reportedly equal to 2,500 to 10,000 chest X-rays

European trial will put it to the test

Findings contradict recent "flawed" study conducted by the league

A stimulated visual cortex and 'more unified brain'

Holds promise for precision medicine and developing countries

Drawing on 14,000 pages of data to help patients

Improving patient satisfaction with a personalized approach

Providing real-time data through sensors, mobile devices

Also caution that absence of abnormalities does not indicate no neurodevelopmental problems

Follows Brigham and Women's, Dana Farber

Using the body's circadian rhythms to detect lesions

Multi-stakeholder group aims to better define safety and effectiveness

The device maker's latest in a string of acquisitions

Researchers link cancer survival rates to marital status

May cause confusion and unwarranted concerns

Raising the bar on infection control from the bottom line

Addressing the road blocks to patient access in New Jersey

Will increase capacity to meet enrollee demand

New evidence in fight against stage 2 glioma

One of the first facilities in the U.S. to purchase the system

Reducing false positives while increasing detection of breast cancer

Inadequately provided lay summaries to its patients, among other things

Center expected to treat 225 patients annually

Add to cart: colonoscopies, mammograms

Only system approved for both 1.5 and 3 T full-body MR exams

Say standard practices to measure gadolinium toxicity should also be implemented

Collectively helped patients take 41 million steps to date

Company states the claims are without merit

It's a bird! It's a plane! ... "No! It's a defibrillator!"

Two growing markets are changing the way procedures are performed

Study shows good outcomes and short learning curve

Imaging deoxycytidine kinase (dCK) enzyme in humans for the first time

Improved specificity and lower radiation dose

Keeping physicians safe without compromising images

Can be used in conjunction with EHRs and health information exchanges

First ever FDA approval for contrast enhanced ultrasonography of the liver