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Hospitals Demand Feedback About Computed Radiography
by Bradley Rose 05/21/2008
Cindy White, the Proud Winner of the DOTmed/RSNA 2007 iPod Touch Raffle
by Bradley Rose 12/26/2007Congratulations to Cindy White! Cindy is the Director of Imaging Services for the Charleston Area Medical Center in West Virginia.
And the DOTmed/RSNA 2007 iPod Touch Raffle Winner Is...
by Bradley Rose 12/05/2007Congratulations to Cindy White! Cindy is the Director of Imaging Services for the Charleston Area Medical Center in West Virginia.
Capturing the Inner Workings of Early Stage Cancer in 3-D
by Bradley Rose 11/27/2007Three-dimensional images reveal microscopic changes to the inner workings of cells that occur at the earliest stages of cancer, suggesting a possible new way of disease detection.
Remote-Control Nanoparticles Deliver Drugs Directly Into Tumors
by Bradley Rose 11/27/2007Investigators at MIT designed you might call "nanobombs," magnetic field-activated particles that might have a potential for targeted cancer therapy.
C&G Technologies, Inc. Opens New Facility
by Bradley Rose 10/22/2007A DOTmed 100 and DOTmed Certified enterprise expands its operations.
Death Rates From Cancer on the Decline
by Bradley Rose 10/15/2007
Capping MRIs an Issue for Public Health Authorities in British Columbia
by Bradley Rose 10/10/2007Vancouver Island Health Authority is apparently limiting the number of monthly MRI scans in public hospitals.
Microsoft Scores in Race to Provide Internet-Based Personal Health Info
by Bradley Rose 10/10/2007HealthVault launched to provide access to providers.
AGITO Medical Opens a New Branch in Strasbourg, France
by Bradley Rose 09/24/2007Imaging and lab equipment are their focus.
ASTRO's 49th Annual Convention Set to Convene in Los Angeles
by Bradley Rose 09/19/2007Meeting is Oct. 28 - Nov. 1 at Los Angeles Convention Center.
Philips Ranks No. 1 in Overall Service Performance in Ultrasound
by Bradley Rose 09/17/2007Results mark 15th year in a row for top performance in All Systems 2007 IMV ServiceTrak survey.
Spectacular Picture of the 9/11 Tribute in Light as Seen from DOTmed's Corporate Offices in NYC
by Bradley Rose 09/13/2007A rare glimpse at the 9/11 Tribute in Light that most have never seen!
Steris Corporation Board of Directors Names President and CEO
by Bradley Rose 09/11/2007Walter M. Rosebrough, long time, well known healthcare industry executive to start October 1, 2007.
Exhibiting at RSNA 2007? Have PR About Your Company? Send it to DOTmed News!
by Bradley Rose 09/05/2007If you are exhibiting at RSNA, DOTmed wants to help the world know about it! We'll run your PR for you.
The FDA Recently Approved the iCare® Tonometer
by Bradley Rose 09/04/2007Diagnostic Instrument Group distributes iCare®, a significant advancement in measuring intra-ocular pressure (IOP) by eliminating the need for anesthetic drops.
East Tennessee Children's Hospital Installs Toshiba's Aquilion 16- and 64-Slice CTs
by Bradley Rose 08/31/2007Toshiba's contrast resolution technology combines low dose with high quality imaging, which is ideal for pediatric use.
Aluminum in Breast Tissue - a Possible Factor in the Cause of Breast Cancer
by Bradley Rose 08/29/2007A new study has identified a regionally specific distribution of aluminum in breast tissue which may have implications for the cause of breast cancer.
11.7 Tesla Bruker BioSpin MRI
by Bradley Rose 08/29/2007Bruker BioSpin MRI has extended its well known BioSpec® series with an 11.7 T Ultra Shielded Refrigerated (USR) system. This is a new milestone in routine MRI because for the first time an actively shielded magnet is available with a horizontal MRI system at this high field strength.
Breast MRI: New CME Program Launched
by Bradley Rose 08/28/2007Online case discussions and hands-on training expand Confirma's extensive education program.
Laser-Detected MRI - a Major Breakthrough That Eliminates the Need for a High-field Magnet
by Bradley Rose 08/21/2007A leading scientist has invented innovative ways of improving the information obtainable from nuclear MR while decreasing the size of the magnet.
MIT Creates 3D Images of Living Cell
by Bradley Rose 08/21/2007A new imaging technique developed at MIT has allowed scientists to create the first 3D images of a living cell, using a method similar to the X-ray CT scans doctors use to see inside the body.
Attention International Marketers: Interpretation Service Can Boost Business Communication
by Bradley Rose 08/21/2007Verizon's prepaid Interpretation Service helps eliminate barriers in communicating with limited-English or non-English speakers.
"Imagination Light Canvas," Developed by Philips Electronics for Mercy, Encourages Visitors to "Paint With Light"
by Bradley Rose 08/20/2007Philips will donate an "Imagination Light Canvas," the first of its kind, to Mercy Health System of Northwest Arkansas.
Medtronic to Acquire Biophan MRI Safety Technology
by Bradley Rose 08/20/2007Transaction worth $11 million.
Philips to Acquire Healthcare Informatics Company Ximis, Inc.
by Bradley Rose 08/17/2007Philips' acquisition of Ximis, Inc. will strengthen their presence in the healthcare information technology market.
AGITO Medical Opens a New Branch in Strasbourg, France
by Bradley Rose 08/14/2007Imaging and lab equipment are their focus.
Informational Handout Key to Giving Parents a Better Understanding of CT Radiation Risks
by Bradley Rose 08/14/2007Simply giving parents informational handouts can improve their understanding of the potential increased risk of cancer related to pediatric CT, according to a recent study conducted by researchers from The Children's Hospital in Denver, CO and Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, CT.
3-D Ultrasound Provides Window on the Brain
by Bradley Rose 08/14/2007Biomedical engineers at Duke's Pratt School of Engineering have adapted a three-dimensional ultrasound scanner that might guide minimally invasive brain surgeries and provide better detection of a brain tumor's location.
High-Intensity Ultrasound May Launch an Attack on Cancer, Wherever it Lurks
by Bradley Rose 08/14/2007Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering reports an intense form of ultrasound that shakes a tumor can trigger immune defenses against a cancerous invasion.
The ACA's free cancer screenings: What's the catch?
by Diana Bradley 08/28/2013Insurers are required to cover some screenings.
Imaging companies ramp up head health efforts
by Diana Bradley 08/21/2013Concussions are becoming more of a concern than ever.
Early ACO results: First steps prove challenging
by Diana Bradley 08/07/2013White paper examines experience of earliest ACOs.
Why the ACO model is working for Montefiore Medical Center
by Diana Bradley 08/01/2013How have they succeeded when so many have failed?
ACA spurs hospitals and health centers to work together
by Diana Bradley 07/24/2013Will it last?
Exclusive: Q&A with NYU Langone dean and CEO Dr. Robert I. Grossman
by Diana Bradley 02/13/2013NYU chief talks new building plans, a major sustainability initiative and how the hospital's bouncing back from Sandy.
Dr. Allbutt and the incredible shrinking thermometer
by Diana Bradley 01/23/2013This month in medical history: February
Q&A with Willa Fields, HIMSS board chair
by Diana Bradley 01/23/2013Fields talks about her experience with HIMSS, the show and more.
Show preview: HIMSS13 -- Covering IT all
by Diana Bradley 01/23/2013What's hot at the biggest Health IT show of the year.
Should Grandma have a cancer screening?
by Diana Bradley 01/11/2013Cancer screening unlikely to benefit those with short life expectancy, says study.
Study: 3D/2D screening combo increases breast cancer detection
by Diana Bradley 01/10/2013Findings include 40 percent increase in the detection of invasive breast cancers.
Q&A with Joe Landsman, CEO of the University of Tennessee Medical Center
by Diana Bradley 12/24/2012A reflection on the challenges in today's changing health care environment and much more.
Q&A with Palomar Medical Center's CAO
by Diana Bradley 12/03/2012Gerald Bracht talks about attracting physicians and stabilizing the system.
What to expect at RSNA 2012
by Diana Bradley 11/02/2012Engaging radiologists to put patients first
Baby Love
by Diana Bradley 11/01/2012Q&A with Dr. Jennifer Howse, the March of Dimes' president
Special report: Charity times three
by Diana Bradley 11/01/2012A look at three charities with modest beginnings making big differences.
Q&A with David Cheney, Banner Boswell Medical Center's CEO
by Diana Bradley 10/31/2012Making a difference through excellent patient care.
Exclusive: Interview with RSNA 2012 president Dr. George Bisset III
by Diana Bradley 10/21/2012Read our exclusive talk with this year's RSNA president on why the organization is hoping to put "patients first."
James Francis Pantridge: The Father of Emergency Medicine
by Diana Bradley 09/24/2012This month in medical history - October 2012
Q&A with Chantal Weinhold, executive director at LIJ Medical Center
by Diana Bradley 09/22/2012Hospital Spotlight: October 2012