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UCSF Medical Center Leads Nation in ER Heart Attack Care


by   >>>   UCSF Medical Center ranks No. 1 nationwide for the speed with which heart attack patients are treated using balloon angioplasty, according to the National Cardiovascular Data Registry (NCDR). Cardiac balloon angioplasty and stenting (http://pub.ucsf.edu/today/news.phpnews_id=200708071) are the procedures used to open narrowed or blocked blood vessels and must be performed quickly after a heart attack to minimize heart muscle loss. Patients were tr

Telehealth Solutions from American TeleCare Inc. Support Heart Failure Management Study in Canada


by   >>>   American TeleCare, Inc. (ATI), the leader in the development and application of intelligent monitoring and video-based telehealth solutions, announced that its InLife™ and LifeView™ Telehealth Systems are now in use to implement a heart failure outcomes study in Atlantic Canada. "A Strategy of Home Telehealth for the Management of Heart Failure" (STARTEL) aims to transform heart failure management across Canada from crisis respons

Special Purpose Needles Market to Reach $3.7 Billion by 2015 According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts Inc


by   >>>   The market for disposable medical products such as syringes, disposable needles, and related products has expanded considerably due to increasing number of outpatient procedures. Increasing awareness of diseases such as HIV/AIDS, HCV, HBV, simplex virus, malaria, syphilis, typhus, and tuberculosis, besides new legislations dealing with worker safety are expected to spur the demand for safety needles. Innovations in the disposable drug injection market,

Biotrial Central Laboratory to Exhibit at 2nd Annual Safety Pharmacology World Europe Conference in London


by   >>>  /i> Rennes, France October 26, 2008 -- Biotrial, a highly recognized specialist of QT studies and provider of central ECG and imaging services, will be exhibiting at the 2nd Annual Safety Pharmacology World Europe Conference (http://www.terrapinn.com) in London (October 28-30, 2008). "It is a perfect time to exhibit at the 2nd Annual Safety Pharmacology World Europe conference," said Philippe L'Hostis, Manag

Coronary Stents Market to Exceed $7.2 Billion by 2012 According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts Inc.


by   >>>   Aging populace, enhanced availability of sophisticated stents, rising patient affluence and affordability, and growing awareness are factors propelling growth of coronary stents. Advances in technology and novel formulations from new market entrants, have significantly contributed to market growth. Thorny regulatory barriers in certain countries such as Japan continue to plague the industry leading to higher product prices. Improvement in cardiac care

Global 3D Medical Imaging Market to Reach $3.9 billion by 2012 According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts Inc.


by   >>>   Three-dimensional (3D) Medical Imaging is a diagnostic procedure that allows clinicians to view high quality 3D images in real time and help them make clinical decisions with accuracy. Emerging as a significant aspect of medical diagnosis, imaging applications range from dentist's x-ray for finding tooth decay to angiograms performed by cardiologists during angioplasty. A person suffering from a trauma can be imaged with the help of CT scanner whi

Lifeclinic International Has Named John T. Kelly M.D. Ph.D. Chief Medical Officer


by   >>>   Lifeclinic International (http://www.lifeclinic.com) has named John T. Kelly, M.D., Ph.D. Chief Medical Officer. In this position, Dr. Kelly will develop strategies to improve the health and wellness of the users of Lifeclinic's blood pressure monitors, health stations, and health management systems. "Our mission is to promote healthier lifestyles and longer lives for all people," said Phil Claxton, Lifeclinic's President. "Dr

Cholesterol and Other Cardiovascular Tests Market to Reach 2.3 Billion Units by 2015 According to New Report by Global Indust


by   >>>   Cholesterol testing is fast gaining ground as the basic and most important marker for assessing the risk of heart disease, the number one killer. Various studies have proven the link between increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and abnormally high levels of cholesterol or lipid disorders. Rising levels of awareness and growing health consciousness among adults and at-risk patient population is contributing to increased frequency of cholestero

Aerotel Medical Systems Presents Innovative Telehealth and Telecare Solutions at Medica 2008


by   >>>   Aerotel Medical Systems, one of the world's leading suppliers of advanced remote monitoring solutions for personal telehealth and telecare, will present new innovative telehealth and mobile telecare solutions at Medica 2008, the leading international trade fair for the medical industry, in Dusseldorf, Germany, November 19-22, 2008. "Innovation and flexibility are the key to Aerotel's success," commented David Rubin, Aerotel Medica

Silence the Sleep Apnea Snorechestra to Fight Heart Disease From the Harvard Heart Letter


by   >>>  #8212; The snorts, whistles, and gasps you make while sleeping may do more than rob you of a good night’s sleep. This "snorechestra" may be a sign of sleep apnea, which can lead to heart trouble and shorten life, reports the November 2008 issue of the Harvard Heart Letter. People afflicted with sleep apnea temporarily stop breathing many times a night. In those with the most common kind, obstructive sleep apnea, the soft tissue of th







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