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Acoustic micro-devices make sound progress 31 August, 2011 Early detection of circulating tumour cells in peripheral blood may help determine the effectiveness of cancer therapies. Itziar González of the Spanish National Research Council... > read more

Grenoble warming 18 April, 2011 High-temperature superconductors could eliminate the need for cooling in MRIs of the future and therefore dramatically reduce costs. Nic Paton speaks to Dr Paul Steffens, a scientist at...

Health 2.0 - Wireless Medical Devices 18 March, 2011 Wireless technologies pose an exciting opportunity for the next generation of medical devices. Elisabeth Fischer finds out about the potential for cordless devices, and the challenges standing...

Trial and Error: Finding Focus with Clinical IT 03 February, 2011 Leveraging technology to streamline the clinical trial process is beneficial to big pharma and the patients it serves. Chris Lo looks into the new digital horizon for drug...

Where The Heart Is: The Benefits Of At-home Health Monitoring 13 January, 2011 Self diagnostic tools and wireless telecare solutions have their obvious advantages over a hospital visit. But, who will pay for these devices? Sarah Blackman speaks to the experts to find out...

Core Values 11 January, 2011 Life-critical functions of electronic medical equipment need to run independently of other processes in a device. It's an essential part of ensuring patient safety. Here, Christian Eder, sales...

E-Health: Healing Under the Digital Umbrella 15 December, 2010 Digital communication and data technologies are transforming the landscape of healthcare. For nations facing the challenges of aging populations, escalating medical costs and mounting levels...

Back up Power: A Vital Measure 19 October, 2010 Devastation after natural disasters like the New Orleans floods casts a stark light on our dependency on electricity. Ian McInnes reports on the vital importance of maintaining a constant...

Setting the Rhythm for Cardiovascular Technology 08 October, 2010 Cardiovascular technology is progressing at a dramatic rate but can we keep up with it? Catherine Park considers the advances and the...

MEMS: Think Big, Work Small 16 July, 2010 Micro-electrical-mechanical systems could open up a new vein of medical devices. Shekhar Bhansali, University of South Florida, reveals to Nic Paton how MEMS have the potential to change the...

The Silicon Valley Effect 16 June, 2010 Phil Thane looks at the advantages enjoyed by medical device companies situated in the world's premier IT...

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