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In a significant development aimed at advancing healthcare delivery, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Wipro GE Healthcare, committing to procure [...]

The article focuses on the 2024 EMS World Innovation Awards, which honor the most innovative products and technologies in Emergency Medical Services (EMS). Topics include the CAPCE (Continuing Education Accreditation Commission for Emergency Medical Services) Mobile App for real-time CE credit reporting, the CB Innovations EXG flexible ECG (Electrocardiogram) electrode patch, and the process for selecting the top-scoring products during EMS World Expo.

The article focuses on the benefits and techniques of regional anaesthesia for the head in veterinary practice. Topics include the use of local anaesthetics like lidocaine and bupivacaine, advanced nerve localization methods using neurostimulation and ultrasound, and the application of these techniques in enhancing recovery and pain management for surgical procedures.

The article presents an interview with U.S. Ambassador Marcia Bernicat, discussing the past, present, and future of the Foreign Service as it approaches its centennial. Topics discussed include the evolution of the Foreign Service's size and diversity, challenges in diplomacy such as emerging technology and health crises, and efforts to modernize recruitment and training methods.

The article discusses the evolution from computer-assisted coding to autonomous coding in healthcare, emphasizing the significance of data integrity in ensuring high-quality, accurate, and complete health information. It highlights how autonomous coding, powered by artificial intelligence, has the potential to enhance data accuracy and efficiency compared to computer-assisted methods, though it still faces challenges and requires oversight.

The article discusses the launch of the Meditech Stackathon 2024, an initiative by the Department of Pharmaceuticals in collaboration with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), aimed at driving growth and innovation in India's medtech industry. The medtech sector in India has immense potential, with projections estimating a growth rate of 28% annually, reaching a size of $50 billion by 2030. Currently, India is the fourth largest market for medical devices in Asia and among the top 20 globally. The Stackathon seeks to reduce import dependence and promote domestic manufacturing of medical devices through comprehensive value chain analysis and collaboration among stakeholders. The article also highlights the importance of quality standards, regulatory frameworks, and government support in ensuring the growth and success of the medtech sector in India. [Extracted from the article]

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The article discusses the increasing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in therapy and explores therapists' attitudes towards AI. While many therapists initially dismiss the idea of AI encroaching on their profession, the author's encounter with ChatGPT, a large language model AI chatbot, changed their perspective.

Navya Basavaraju, Annamarie Jones, and Probal K Moulik detail the latest breakthrough in diabetes management [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Medical Technology Analyst Zimmerman provides clinical feedback on Procept BioRobotics (PRCT) new Hydros Robotic System on an Analyst/Industry conference call to be held on September 5 at 3:30 [...]

2024 JUL 27 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- A new study on medical technology is now available. According to news [...]

Kopin announced an expansion of its medical technology portfolio with the introduction of its proprietary high-resolution, fast Spatial Light Modulators, or SLMs, into fluorescence super-resolution microscope systems for biomedical research. [...]

Key Highlights: * AAEON collaborated with Insign Medical Technology Inc. to develop AI-assisted colonoscopy solution EndoDASS. * EndoDASS uses AI technology to identify potentially malignant lesions during colonoscopy procedures. * [...]

The document titled "OUR PARTNERS" is part of the Strategic News Service Newsletter and contains information about the use of Explainable AI (XAI) to track contextual variables and avoid unknown unknowns. The author mentions two flavors of XAI, ICE/XAI and Neural/XAI, which could help make new discoveries. The document also includes a conversation with Gilman Louie and Jody Westby about cyber-attacks and mentions upcoming speaking engagements for Mark Anderson. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the innovative design of the TRI-Matrix implant, which represents a significant advancement in dental implant interface technology. Topics include the historical challenges of traditional implant designs, the introduction of a new connection that enhances fit and performance, and the benefits of custom milling or printing in reducing complications associated with traditional materials and interfaces.

The Delaware Court of Chancery allowed a fraud claim to proceed in a case involving promises made by a buyer regarding earn-out provisions in an acquisition. WCG Clinical Services acquired Trifecta Multimedia Holdings, and when Trifecta failed to reach certain performance milestones, they claimed fraudulent inducement and breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing. The court dismissed certain statements made during negotiations as puffery, but found that other actions contradicted material representations made during negotiations, satisfying the intent element of fraud. The court also clarified that explicit and unambiguous nonreliance language is required to bar a fraud claim. However, the court dismissed the breach of the implied covenant claim, stating that the parties mutually agreed not to include the requirement in the agreement. [Extracted from the article]

From the Catholic perspective, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is morally problematic because it artificially separates the procreative and unitive aspects of the conjugal act. Embryo selection (ES) in the context of IVF is an injustice against the resulting embryos because it treats them as commodities and works against their right to life by determining their implantation potential in light of their features. The Church opposes the eugenics mentality underlying ES. Meanwhile, the IVF industry increasingly uses artificial intelligence (AI) for ES. However, doing so could worsen the injustice by deepening the disrespect of human lives under the technocratic paradigm. As such, Catholic bioethicists are encouraged to advocate for the Church's teachings with renewed vigor. In this commentary, we will examine (1) ES in the context of IVF, (2) using AI for ES, (3) the moral implications of using AI for ES, and (4) points for further consideration. Summary: Using AI for Embryo selection in the context of IVF deepens the disrespect of human lives under the technocratic paradigm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Creative Medical Technology Holdings has generated human induced pluripotent stem cells-derived Islet Cells that produce human insulin. The iPSC clinical line that generated these insulin producing Islet Cells is part [...]

Medical Technology Analyst Taylor discusses LivaNova (LIVN) RECOVER data recap with Interventional Psychiatrist, Dr. Gregg Friedman, on an Analyst/Industry conference call to be held on June 17 at 11 [...]

Medical Tech & Digital Health Analyst Thibault, Medical Tech Analyst Zimmerman and Director of Policy Research Boltansky, along with Mark Leahey, President & CEO of Medical Device Manufacturers Association discuss [...]

Byline: admin Himanshu Baid, MD, Poly Medicure Ltd., has been reappointed as Chairman to serve on the National Medical Technology Council of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). This reappointment [...]

Portsmouth-headquartered a leading diagnostic and therapeutic medical technology company Laborie Medical Technologies Corporation has?announced its investment in iO Urology, a venture-backed medical technology company that developed CarePath an at-home, handheld [...]

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The Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) is an endowment fund in Australia that supports health and medical research in priority areas. With an initial investment of $20 billion, the fund has grown to $22.3 billion and allocates $650 million each year through its second 10-year Investment Plan. The MRFF aims to strengthen the local health and medical research ecosystem by supporting the commercialization of research and innovation, creating jobs, and establishing Australia as a world leader in medical research. One key initiative is the Medical Research Commercialization (MRC) initiative, which provides funding to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to commercialize their discoveries. Other initiatives include the Clinical Trials Activity, Frontier Health and Medical Research, Genomics Health Futures Mission, and Million Minds Mental Health Research Mission. Organizations can apply for MRFF funding through grant hubs, and partnerships with organizations are encouraged to maximize the impact of the funding. The MRFF also seeks input from experts and stakeholders through consultations to inform policy-making and investment decision-making. [Extracted from the article]

Monash University's MedTech Commercialisation Advancement Program (MCAP) is a pilot program aimed at accelerating the commercialization of medical technology innovations. The program provides support to multidisciplinary teams, including business, design, and healthcare professionals, to take their projects beyond the development stage. MCAP was successfully completed in 2023, resulting in a supportive program that facilitates the translation of medtech innovations into more advanced stages of commercialization. The program has had positive outcomes for the participating projects, researchers, and the local medtech ecosystem. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on physical therapy services. Among the applications of AI in PT are predictive analytics, real-time form feedback and movement strategies, documentation, precision diagnosis, patient data analysis and personalized treatment plans. It discusses considerations before adopting AI, legal and liability issues such as data privacy and transparency, assessment of AI tools, and patient care enhancement with the use of AI tools.

The article discusses various scientific topics that will be explored in books in the year 2024. These topics include the puzzle of gravity, the impact of human actions on the environment, the study of animal societies, the effects of technology on mental health, the vulnerability of humans to pandemics, the consequences of economic logic, and the exploitation of the oceans. The books aim to provide insights and solutions to these complex issues, while also highlighting the interconnectedness of humans and the natural world. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Fastest-Growing Companies reception hosted by Business in Vancouver (BIV) to recognize the top 100 companies in British Columbia (B.C.) that have experienced exceptional growth. The event, sponsored by TD Commercial Bank, TD Insurance, and WELL Health Technologies, featured remarks from Hamed Shahbazi, the founder, chair, and CEO of WELL Health, which topped the list with significant revenue growth. The reception provided an opportunity for guests to network and celebrate the achievements of these companies. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the use of augmented reality (AR) goggles, a groundbreaking technology that promises to transform surgical procedures and patient education, pioneered by UC Davis Health surgeons. The UC Davis Medical Extended Reality (MXR) Research Group is leading the charge in this domain. Also mentioned are the application of extended reality beyond the operating room and significance of the integration of augmented reality in surgical practices and patient education.