Breakthrough in Imaging Equipment Through Virtual Realitytrendintech.com - Natalie Brown Over in France, over 200 specialists from the GE Healthcare Global Center of Excellence in Medical Imaging Software have been working together to …
How Your Brain Reacts To ChangeFast Company - Jane PorterWhat drives our behavior during moments of change and how best to handle it. Dealing with change can be incredibly unsettling, especially in the workplace. But understanding the neuroscience behind our
A Quick Cure for the Anxiety That Arises When You Feel Rushedhuffingtonpost.com - matt tenney Surely you know the feeling. You've got more to do than you've got time to do it in. The feeling of being in a rush to get something done, or to get …
Dear Silicon Valley: There Are No Shortcuts In Health CareFast Company - Christina FarrWhat do Theranos, 23andMe, and Zenefits have in common? These well-hyped companies failed to meet regulatory requirements. In 2013, 23andMe got slapped by federal regulators for failing to respond to In
Is the Drive for Success Making Our Children Sick?The New York Times - By VICKI ABELESSTUART SLAVIN, a pediatrician and professor at the St. Louis University School of Medicine, knows something about the impact of stress. After uncovering alarming rates of anxiety and depression among medical
High-power sound waves used to blast cancer cellsThe Guardian - Robin McKie Science editorBritish doctors develop revolutionary new therapy that can precisely target tumours without surgery British doctors are developing a revolutionary new therapy for cancer and associated conditions based
Theranos Hot Startup Theranos Has Struggled With Its Blood-Test TechnologyThe Wall Street Journal. - John CarreyrouSilicon Valley lab, led by Elizabeth Holmes, is valued at $9 billion but isn’t using its technology for all the tests it offers On Theranos Inc.’s website, company founder Elizabeth Holmes holds up a vial
Health The way to fix outrageous drug pricing in the US is simply to do what all other rich countries doQuartz - Annalisa MerelliWhen news broke that the price of Daraprim, a 62-year-old life-saving drug often prescribed to AIDS patient, had been raised from $13.50 a tablet to $750, outrage ensued. The steep rise was announced Sept.
Viruses New Technique Can Cheaply and Efficiently Detect All Known Human Viruses in a Blood SampleThe Atlantic - Ed YongIan Lipkin, a virus hunter from Columbia University, recently received a blood sample from colleagues at the National Institutes of Health. They came from a man who had received a bone-marrow transplant
