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Health IT gets US$ 1.2 Billion VC Funding in Q2 2015
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Gujarat Attracts Global Healthcare Brands
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A Solution Whose Time has Come
e-Teaching can be applied, not just to paediatric cardiology and radiology as has been successfully done in India, but to […]
Infinity Group investing US $10 Million in Israeli technology companies expanding to China
Infinity Group, an RMB fund pioneer and the leader in cross border China, RMB and dollar private equity platforms and […]
Israeli scientists develop new breast cancer scanner
Israeli scientists have developed a new radiation-free scanner that can detect breast cancer more effectively than traditional X-ray mammograms.
Teleradiology has made its greatest impact in emergencies : Dr Arjun Kalyanpur, Chief Radiologist – Teleradiology Solutions
Teleradiology Solutions provides teleradiology services to hospitals around the globe, which includes interpretation of all non-invasive imaging studies, namely CT, MRI,
Shortage of specialists prompting hospitals to adopt eICU technology
A nationwide shortage of critical care specialists has prompted more than three dozen US hospital systems to implement electronic intensive care units, or eICUs, which use telehealth technology to connect remote doctors with critically ill patients.
Post-Processing Capabilities of PACS Revealed Live
The CARESTREAM PACS workstation was put through its paces at the recent 5th Scanner Volumique Conference held in Nancy, France. This annual event provides the technology platform for live demonstrations of the very latest versions of CT image post-processing software, which this year for the first time included a PACS console.
Philips Continues to Expand its Clinical Informatics Portfolio
Royal Philips Electronics has agreed to acquire the business of CDP Medical Ltd, an Israel-based provider of Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), and a subsidiary of medical device distributor Medtechnica Ltd.
University in Israel Designs Device for Early Tumour Detection
A new medical device that helps detect cancerous tumours on the skin even before they are visible to the naked eye has been developed at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.
GE Healthcare announces the First Installation of Alcyone Technology
An announcement was made by GE Healthcare on Tuesday, regarding the first installations of its new cadmium zinc telluride based SPECT/CT nuclear cardiology camera featuring Alcyone Technology.
Carestream chosen for Israel-wide RIS-PACS
Carestream Health has been awarded a EUR 19.4m (USD 25m) country-wide contract for a RIS-PACS project across Israel
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Flipkart Health+ App Launched
06-04-2022
