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Research: Fetuses more vulnerable to some pollutants that penetrate into feto-maternal system

Toxic environmental contaminants are increasingly known to cause a number of severe health problems, in particular on fetuses, including heart failure, low cognitive ability, delayed development, and neurobehavioral disorders.

27 Jun 2015

NYU physician suggests changes for a healthier home

(Family Features) Dirt. Grime. Bacteria. Airborne allergens. As hard as you try to keep your home clean, these types of yucky things are an everyday reality. Taking the necessary steps to create a healthy home can not only give you peace of mind, but also help keep your family healthier.

27 Jun 2015

Bristol-Myers Squibb to establish R&D center in Cambridge Kendall Square innovation cluster

Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc., the largest and leading REIT uniquely focused on collaborative science campuses in urban innovation clusters, announced today that Bristol-Myers Squibb, a global biopharmaceutical company, will establish a state-of-the-art research and development center at the Alexandria Center at Kendall Square (ACKS) in the heart of the Cambridge Kendall Square innovation cluster.

27 Jun 2015

BIOCITECH, Seine-Saint-Denis CCI announce winners of first BIOCITECH Funding Day

BIOCITECH, the city complex for healthcare and biotechnology businesses and the Seine-Saint-Denis Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), today announce the three winners of the first BIOCITECH Funding Day.

27 Jun 2015

Helen DeVos Children's Hospital uses two imaging techniques to produce hybrid 3D model of a patient's heart

Congenital heart experts from Spectrum Health Helen DeVos Children's Hospital have successfully integrated two common imaging techniques to produce a three-dimensional anatomic model of a patient's heart.

27 Jun 2015

Hartmuth Kolb named recipient of 2015 Alzheimer Award

The Journal of Alzheimer's Disease is proud to announce that Hartmuth Kolb, PhD, Head of Neuroscience Biomarkers, Johnson & Johnson, San Diego, CA, has been chosen as the recipient of the 2015 Alzheimer Award presented by the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease in recognition of his outstanding work on the importance and imaging of neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs) and Alzheimer's disease (AD).

26 Jun 2015

Hill-Rom Hand Hygiene Compliance Solution increases hand washing among hospital staff

New data from Hill-Rom shows its hand-hygiene compliance system dramatically increases hand washing among hospital staff using the system. Analysis of more than 20 million instances of hand washing shows institutions using Hill-Rom's Hand Hygiene Compliance Solution have achieved an average 226% improvement in compliance, with some institutions showing compliance by caregivers nearly tripled.

26 Jun 2015

ATL Technology expands global footprint with acquisition of MedConx

ATL Technology, LLC, a top provider of electromechanical contract manufacturing of assemblies and devices with specialties in single use solutions, headquartered in Springville, Utah, has announced the acquisition of MedConx, Inc. (a California corporation with locations in Santa Clara, CA, and San Jose, Costa Rica).

26 Jun 2015

CarePoint Health, Shiel Medical Laboratory announce strategic partnership

CarePoint Health, a fully integrated healthcare system that provides quality, patient-focused healthcare to residents of the Hudson County region, and Fresenius North America, through its subsidiary Shiel Medical Laboratory, a reference laboratory offering clinical, anatomic pathology and molecular testing services to the greater New York and New Jersey area, today announced a strategic partnership.

26 Jun 2015

High breast density can impact cancer screening methods

When it comes to breast cancer screening, the density of your breasts affects how well a mammogram can detect cancerous tissues. That's why Pennsylvania and 20 other states have adopted laws requiring radiologists to include information about breast density in every woman's mammogram report.

26 Jun 2015

Caya contoured diaphragm to expand U.S. women's options for nonhormonal barrier contraception

With the launch of the Caya contoured diaphragm this June, women in the United States will have access to a method of contraception that is nonhormonal, has few side effects, and can be used for up to two years. Last fall, the United States Food and Drug Administration cleared the single-size Caya contoured diaphragm for marketing in the US, and now the diaphragm is available by prescription from healthcare providers.

26 Jun 2015

Body Mind Me launches new wellbeing platform

Body Mind Me Inc. has launched "Jiyo," a wellbeing platform that has been co-founded by Deepak Chopra, M.D., world-renowned physician, best selling author, and Poonacha Machaiah, entrepreneur and technology expert.

26 Jun 2015

Americord Registry, Smart Cells International partner to educate parents on benefits of cord blood banking

Today, Americord Registry announced a new partnership with Smart Cells International, the first cord blood company in the United Kingdom, as part of its initiatives during Cord Blood Awareness Month (July) to educate parents around the globe on the benefits of cord blood banking.

26 Jun 2015

New strategies may help clinicians and hospitals better manage patients with chronic conditions

Experts have identified strategies for using electronic health records to improve care for patients with chronic kidney disease. The guidance, which will appear in an upcoming issue of the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (CJASN), may help clinicians and hospitals better manage individual patients with chronic conditions and identify groups of patients most likely to benefit from different treatment strategies.

26 Jun 2015

Experts identify new strategies for using EHRs to treat chronic kidney disease patients

Experts have identified new strategies for using electronic health records (EHRs) to treat patients with chronic kidney disease. These recommendations may help clinicians and hospitals better manage individual patients with chronic conditions and identify groups of patients most likely to benefit from different treatment strategies.

26 Jun 2015

Technology News and Research

Research: Fetuses more vulnerable to some pollutants that penetrate into feto-maternal system

NYU physician suggests changes for a healthier home

Bristol-Myers Squibb to establish R&D center in Cambridge Kendall Square innovation cluster

BIOCITECH, Seine-Saint-Denis CCI announce winners of first BIOCITECH Funding Day

Helen DeVos Children's Hospital uses two imaging techniques to produce hybrid 3D model of a patient's heart

Hartmuth Kolb named recipient of 2015 Alzheimer Award

Hill-Rom Hand Hygiene Compliance Solution increases hand washing among hospital staff

ATL Technology expands global footprint with acquisition of MedConx

CarePoint Health, Shiel Medical Laboratory announce strategic partnership

High breast density can impact cancer screening methods

Caya contoured diaphragm to expand U.S. women's options for nonhormonal barrier contraception

Body Mind Me launches new wellbeing platform

Americord Registry, Smart Cells International partner to educate parents on benefits of cord blood banking

New strategies may help clinicians and hospitals better manage patients with chronic conditions

Experts identify new strategies for using EHRs to treat chronic kidney disease patients

Artificial blood technology may help fight disease-transmitting mosquitoes in resource-limited areas

Studies compare self-reported health between unemployed and working populations

New 3D cell culture system could facilitate search for therapeutic agents for Parkinson's disease

Biontech, Siemens enter into strategic collaboration on manufacture of personalized cancer vaccines

Study: Cellular respiration separates effects of bactericidal and bacteriostatic antibiotics

Industry Focus eBook - Cell biology (5th edition) eBook

The Critical Role of Sample Storage in Drug Discovery and Development

Advancing Neuroscience Research Through Collaboration and Patient-Centered Innovation

The impact of vibration on microscopy

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