Bypassing Gastric Bypass Surgery
A number of companies are developing minimally invasive devices that produce the weight-reducing effects of a gastric bypass minus the actual surgery.
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Putting a Common Sleep Disorder to Bed
Millions of Americans suffer from sleep apnea, a disorder in which the patient repeatedly stops breathing during sleep.
The Latest Cardiology News
Cameron Health has released positive clinical trial data on a unique therapy to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, a leading cause of death in the U.S.
OneMedForum New York 2010: Bridging the Atlantic
Join us at the OneMedForum New York 2010, our mid-year conference aimed at bringing together promising life science and healthcare companies with prominent institutional investors.
Treatment You Can Stick To
Administering medication transdermally offers several advantages over other methods of drug delivery.
Dodd’s Bill: Harmful to Medical Device Start-Ups?
A financial reform bill currently moving through the Senate is causing a furor among businesspeople and investors, with experts predicting that the bill will harm innovation in America.
Where Do All Those Unused Medications Go?
Once a medication expires or is no longer needed, healthcare facilities and patients have to decide what to do with the unused portion.
EHRs Still Face Cost and Security Concerns
Not all Americans are convinced when it comes to the adoption of electronic health records.
The Interoperability Issue: Making EMRs Play Well With Others
Interoperability is one of the biggest barriers to the widespread adoption of EMRs.
Interactive Portals Allow Global Collaboration
With your team scattered throughout the world, how do you bring everyone together?