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Maths
and video game graphics help develop live MRI of beating heart
Magnetic resonance imaging taking just one fiftieth of a second will
enable the dynamics of organs and joints to be filmed 'live' for the
first time, including the beating heart, the bending knee, and
movements of the eye and jaw. 2 Sept 2010
Screening of young athletes for heart
disease needs improving
The screening process for young
footballers to detect those at risk of heart disease does not take
into account the type and intensity of the exercise performed. 2
Sept 2010
Enhanced cardiac ultrasound system
from Philips Healthcare
Royal Philips Electronics has
launched the enhanced iE33 xMATRIX cardiac ultrasound system
featuring a new ergonomic solution for more efficient adult
echocardiograms, the X5-1 transducer. 1 Sept 2010
Everolimus-eluting stent shows greater
therapeutic benefit over gold standard
A trial of the newer
generation everolimus-eluting stent has provided preliminary
evidence that it gives greater therapeutic benefit than the previous
gold standard, the early generation sirolimus-eluting stent. 1 Sept
2010
Siemens introduces new systems for the
diagnosis and therapy of heart diseases
Siemens Healthcare
is presenting at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2010 a
range of innovative solutions for cardiology that provide higher
quality of care and contribute at the same time to reducing costs in
healthcare. 1 Sept 2010
Synthetic
cornea regenerates damaged eye
Artificial corneas made from
laboratory grown collagen have regenerated and repaired damaged eye
tissue and improved vision in patients with corneal blindness. 26
August 2010
Vivacta re-aligns management in
preparation for £4 million financing round
Kent-based
diagnostics technology company Vivacta Limited has announced a
change and re-alignment of its executive management team as it
enters an important phase of partnering and commercialisation. 26
August 2010
Aloka's auto NT test improves
ultrasound detection of foetal chromosome disease
Aloka
Holding Europe AG has added an automated Nuchal Translucency
thickness measurement and pre-calibrated settings into its ProSound
ultrasound systems. 26 August 2010
Siemens to showcase next-generation
ultrasound at BMUS 2010
Siemens Healthcare will showcase its
ultrasound range, including the Acuson S2000 2.0 and Acuson X300
Premium Edition at this year’s British Medical Ultrasound Society
(BMUS) Annual Scientific Meeting and Exhibition from 28-30 Sept.
26 August 2010
Viatronix releases new version of
V3D-Colon software
Viatronix Incorporated has released a new
version of its V3D-Colon software with the option to have colon CAD,
VeraLook by iCAD. 26 August 2010
Spartan Bioscience announces first
point-of-care DNA testing system for personalized medicine
The Spartan RX, a complete sample-to-result, point-of-care DNA
testing system for personalized medicine. The non-invasive system
provides automated results in one hour. 18 August 2010
TomTec introduces new version of 2D
cardiac performance analysis software
2D Cardiac Performance
Analysis is a speckle tracking based analysis tool which can analyze
2D data from various ultrasound machines. It allows a cardiologist
to study the behaviour of the heart muscle quicker and easier due to
improved handling. 18 August 2010
Scancell licences human antibody from
Cancer Research Technology
Cancer Research Technology has
licensed Nottingham University spinout Scancell Holdings to use a
human antibody known as 105AD7. 18 August 2010
Cegedim Dendrite and Capgemini partner
to offer services to life science companies
Capgemini will
provide broad-based consulting and implementation services
associated with Cegedim Dendrite’s AggregateSpend360 and Nucleus 360
solutions to pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device companies.
18 August 2010
Cytori’s PureGraft receives EU
approval for fat grafting procedures
Cytori Therapeutics has
received the CE Mark for the PureGraft 250/PURE System for
autologous fat grafting procedures. It is aimed at the cosmetic and
reconstructive surgery market. 18 August 2010
Akonni Biosystems’ ultra-rapid nucleic
acid extraction technology gains US patent
The patent
protects the company’s use of its pioneering nucleic acid binding
matrix when inserted into a pipette tip, tubing or cartridge for
nucleic acid purification. 18 August 2010
Seracare develops new control products
for molecular diagnostic tests for STDs
SeraCare Life
Sciences, Inc. has developed a new series of controls in its Accurun
portfolio to monitor and validate molecular diagnostic test
performance for detection of Chlamydia trachomatis and
Neisseria gonorrhoeae. 18 August 2010
Why
nanocorrosion causes coated implants to fail
Researchers at
the Swiss organisation Empa
have found that the coatings on implants fail due to corrosion in the
reaction layer under the coating and have developed methods to make
the layer corrosion-resistant. 17 August 2010
Epson partners with Philips to offer
printing systems for ultrasound imaging worldwide
Epson
America and Royal Philips Electronics have entered into an agreement
to supply Epson ink jet printers with Philips ultrasound medical
imaging systems around the world. 17 August 2010
Ethianum clinic built with sustainable
and environmentally friendly systems
The newly opened
Ethianum clinic in Heidelberg is one of the first clinics in Germany
to implement sustainability criteria across the organisation. The
clinic was developed in partnership with Siemens using its Green+
Hospital Program. 17 August 2010
Philips invests in Dutch healthcare
technology venture capital fund
Philips is joining Gilde
Healthcare III, a new venture capital fund focusing on innovative
early and growth stage healthcare technology companies in Europe and
the USA. The areas to be targeted are new patient-centric healthcare
solutions, medical technologies and therapeutics. 17 August 2010
Tissue Studio 2.0 supports tumour profiling, multiplexing and
biomarker translational research
The new version includes a full
range of functionality for the analysis of immunofluorescence tissue
stains and more accurate
nucleus detection. 13 August 2010
Ion Torrent licences DNA Electronics
technology
DNA Electronics Ltd has signed a worldwide licence
agreement giving Ion Torrent access to its intellectual property.
DNA Electronics has developed scalable semiconductor solutions for
real-time nucleic acid detection. 13 August 2010
iSOFT partners i-Path to add digital
pathology to laboratory system
iSOFT is adding i-Path’s
web-based platform as a module to its existing laboratory product
suite. The aim is to deliver the solution under a
software-as-a-service model. 13 August 2010
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Almac launches biomarkers for
biopharma
Biomarkers enables biopharma companies to better
understand their drug, improve their drug’s success rate, improve
the drug’s value and ultimately maximise their drug’s potential. 13
August 2010
TRaC accredited for IEC/EN60601
medical device testing
TRaC is now able to offer a
cost-effective route to product certification. Approval under the
standard is a fundamental requirement before a manufacturer can
market any electrical device for patient diagnostics, monitoring or
care. 13 August 2010
Kinked nanopores enable easier DNA
sequencing
A new technique that slows down the passage of DNA
through nanopores fivefold by manufacturing them with a kink will
enable better DNA sequencing. 13 August 2010
Leica slide scanners win European
scanner contest
Leica Microsystems' slide scanners Leica
SCN400 and Autoloader Leica SL801 have come first in two categories
of the first European Scanner Contest (ESC). 12 August 2010
NDSsi launches ConnectOR G2 platform
for integrating surgical imaging
ConnectOR G2 offers the unique
ability to connect PACS imaging, surgical video and medical
informatics. 12 August 2010
Natural orifice surgery removes
cancerous prostate through penis
Urologists at Mayo Clinic in
Arizona have developed a new surgical procedure for the treatment of
prostate cancer through the urethra, so that there is no incision on
the body. [Includes video] 12 August 2010
Cytori gains EU approval for
stem-cell-based tissue reconstruction after breast cancer
Cytori Therapeutics has received expanded European approval (CE
Mark) for its Celution System, a medical device that extracts and
separates stem and regenerative cells from a patient’s own fat
tissue, and applications for soft tissue repair. 12 August 2010
MabCure's blood test for ovarian
cancer gets positive results
A confirmatory study has demonstrated
the company’s proprietary monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) successfully
identified ovarian cancer in blood (94% accuracy) and with no false
positives or cross-reactions with benign ovarian tumours or healthy
blood. 12 August 2010
Golden Helix upgrades high-performance
genetic data analysis software
Golden Helix's SNP & Variation
Suite (SVS) 7 software is an integrated collection of
high-performance analytic tools for rich, multi-dimensional
approaches to uncovering genetic causes of disease and other
phenotypes. 12 August 2010
Gold Standard Diagnostics introduces
ThunderBolt automated diagnostics platform
The ThunderBolt
platform will provide laboratory customers with a single hardware
solution that can utilize multiple diagnostics technologies such as
EIA, chemiluminescence and multiplexing. 12 August 2010
Patton Surgical launches laparoscopic
access instrument for da Vinci surgical system
Patton
Surgical Corporation, has launched worldwide the Robotic 8.5mm
Endoscope PassPort, designed to be used with the da Vinci Surgical
System. 12 August 2010
Illumina launches compact real-time
PCR system
Illumina, Inc. has launched the Eco Real-Time PCR
System that offers high performance at the breakthrough price of
$13,900. 12 August 2010
Ultra low temperature freezer for
biobanks with backup cooling system
Italian company Desmon
S.p.A has launched a range of ultra-low temperature freezers
specially developed for biological banks.
The models are
equipped with two completely independent refrigerating units. 11
August 2010
Brain
scan detects autism in 15 minutes
A new technique can
identify autism from MRI scans of the brain in just 15 minutes.
Tested so far only in adults, it can identify autism with over 90%
accuracy. 11 August 2010
Portable ultrasound system provides vital obstetric scanning
support in Southern Sudan
The Martha Primary Healthcare Centre in southern Sudan has
been given a Siemens Acuson P10 handheld ultrasound system by UK charity
The Brickworks to perform obstetric scanning. 11 August 2010
PharmaVigilant enhances clinical trial
management system
PharmaVigilant has launched I-Vault 2.5,
the enhanced version of its electronic Trial Master File (TMF)
system. It improves usability, administration and notification
capabilities for seamless site startup, site closeout and IRB
submissions. 11 August 2010
Clontech Laboratories and TET Systems
extend gene expression systems license agreement
Under the
expanded license agreement, Clontech obtains rights to develop,
manufacture and commercialize novel Tet Systems products such as the
Tet-On 3G Inducible Expression System. 11 August 2010
Remote monitoring and control system
for laboratory fridges
Italian company Smartfreeze S.r.l has
developed an innovative system of remote monitoring and control of
professional refrigerators. 11 August 2010
Pharmaceutical Development Services
and Schiff & Company form alliance
PDS will be providing
Regulatory and Quality Services to Schiff & Company clients in
Europe while Schiff & Company will be targeting US based companies
looking for local assistance in Europe. 11 August 2010
Siemens wins 15-year €132m medical
imaging contract in Spain
Siemens will provide the Cartagena
and Mar Menor hospitals with more than 100 imaging
systems, including computed tomography scanners, mammography
systems, and ultrasound systems. 11 August 2010
AMD appoints BK Medical as agent for
prostate HistoScanning in UK
HistoScanning is a proprietary
tissue characterization technology used to differentiate,
characterize, and visualize solid organ tissue types based on the
analysis of backscattered ultrasound. 10 August 2010
Orthovita’s surgical collagen facility
gains FDA approval
Orthovita will use the new facility to
process the highly purified form of collagen used in its Vitagel
Surgical Hemostat product. 10 August 2010
Illumina launches TruSeq SBS sequencing kit for genome
analyzer
The kit is the first in a new series that will
advance data quality, ease of use and economical sequencing on the
company’s sequencing platforms. 10 August 2010
Fractal design gives more efficient
body-worn antennas
Fractal Antenna Systems, Inc. has
developed a new approach to body worn antennas that allows smaller
antennas that are wideband, to stick onto clothing using Velcro or
other attachments. 10 August 2010
Philips acquires Israeli PACS supplier
CDP Medical
Philips 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. 2 August 2010.
Philips acquires Chinese ultrasound
transducer producer Shanghai Apex Electronics Technology
The
acquisition strengthens Philips’ portfolio of high quality
transducers specifically aimed at the value segment in emerging
markets. 2 August 2010
Varian and Brainlab Combine TrueBeam
STx with the Novalis Radiosurgery Program
Varian Medical
Systems and Brainlab are expanding their radiosurgery partnership to
incorporate their Novalis technology and other Novalis radiosurgery
program elements into the recently launched TrueBeam STx system. 2
August 2010
Aloka e-flow technology improves
accuracy of coronary heart diseases diagnosis
The
Universidad Complutense de Madrid is using Aloka’s e-tracking
technology to advance the early detection of cardiovascular events.
The system is used to easily measure predominant parameters on
arterial vessels. 2 August 2010
Chromocyte launches online resource
for flow cytometry researchers
It helps scientists design
complex multi-parameter flow cytometry experiments and also identify
and recommend a source for the reagents that are required for flow
cytometry and other antibody-related experiments. 2 August 2010
CIT offers dried blood spot (DBS)
technique for bioanalytical services
CIT expects the new
service to bring ethical, scientific and cost benefits for clients
conducting toxicology, pharmacology and pharmacokinetics studies. 2
August 2010
Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre
and InhibOx partner to offer drug development services
The
combined service offers pharmaceutical, biotech and governmental
research organizations access to new capabilities to accelerate drug
discovery and improve productivity. 2 Aug 2010
Implanted sensor continuously
transmits blood glucose levels for insulin control
A glucose
sensor implanted under the skin that transmits glucose measurements
continuously to an external device has been successfully tested for
over 500 days, but only in a pig so far. 2 August 2010
July 2010
Prostate cancer seed cells discovered
New treatments for prostate cancer could result from the discovery
that basal cells found in benign prostate tissue can turn into
cancer cells. 30 July 2010
Laser
blasted carbon nanoparticles open cell walls for drug delivery
Carbon nanoparticles blasted by bursts of laser light can open holes
in cell membranes just long enough to admit therapeutic agents
contained in the surrounding fluid. 30 July 2010
Common blood protein combined with
nanoparticles kills cancer cells
A normally benign protein
abundant in human blood appears to be able to zero in on and kill
certain cancer cells when paired with nanoparticles, without having
to also load the particles with chemotherapy drugs. 30 July 2010
Larch tree extract used to deliver
drugs inside cancer cells
By attaching a cancer drug to a
polymer from the larch tree, researchers have developed a 'Trojan
Horse' molecule that releases cancer-fighting drugs inside cancer
cells, protecting healthy tissue. 30 July 2010
Videogame processors reduce radiation
in image guided radiation therapy
A new approach to
processing X-ray data could lower by a factor of ten or more the
amount of radiation patients receive during cone beam CT scans,
report researchers from the University of California, San Diego. 26
July 2010
Stem cells made by reprogramming adult
cells remember tissue of origin
This could limit the ability
of induced pluripotent stem cells to function as a less
controversial alternative to embryonic stem cells for basic research
and cell replacement therapies. 26 July 2010
Historic
opportunity to "change the face of AIDS", says Bill Gates
Bill Gates has called on all countries to keep up the fight against
HIV/AIDS in a keynote speech at the 18th International AIDS
Conference, and urged a renewed focus on reducing annual new HIV
infections up to 90% by 2031. 26 July 2010
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
combats HIV and tuberculosis in African community projects
The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation has announced the
community-based projects that it is currently supporting in
resource-poor regions across Africa to help combat the challenge of
HIV and tuberculosis co-infection. 26 July 2010
Missing link in cell division
discovered
Researchers from The George Washington University
Medical Center have identified a protein that plays a crucial role
in cell division and is over-expressed in breast cancer. 26 July
2010
Target Health joins forces with
LifeOnKey to offer clinical trials platform
Target Health and
LifeOnKey are partnering to offering a platform for the
bio-pharmaceutical and medical device industries to optimize
clinical trials help researchers capture, analyze and assess trial
data more efficiently. 26 July 2010
Medical Device Consultants in
partnership with Clinical Development & Support Services
US
contract research organization (CRO) Medical Device Consultants,
Inc. (MDCI) has announced a strategic partnership with Clinical
Development & Support Services Ltd (CDSS), a clinical services and
CRO based in Cheshire, UK. 26 July 2010
Health Robotics expands CytoCare
market into Spain and Portugal
Health Robotics has announced
it has granted exclusive rights to Grifols S.A. to distribute its
CytoCare chemotherapy system in Spain and Portugal. 26 July 2010
MRI tracking of tumour ablation by
carbon nanotubes
A new way of monitoring carbon nanotubes as
they destroy tumour cells by laser induced heating has been
developed by researchers from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical
Center. 26 July 2010
New rapid technique to map DNA by
melting base pairs
A new method for rapidly mapping the base
pairs of a DNA molecule has been developed by researchers in Sweden
and Denmark. The technique could be used to find out more easily
whether someone is carrying a genetic predisposition to certain
diseases. 26 July 2010
Siemens launches initiative to reduce
radiation dose from CT scans
Siemens Healthcare has launched
the SIERRA initiative to reduce patient exposure to radiation in
computed tomography (CT) scans. It has established the Low Dose
Expert Panel with 15 specialists. 22 July 2010
Mirada Medical releases Casebook
upgrade for showing medical images in PowerPoint
Oxford
company Mirada Medical Limited has released a software upgrade for
its Casebook (Casebook 1.1.) software, a unique presentation tool
for showing medical scans in Microsoft PowerPoint. 22 July 2010
Philips integrates Dako image analysis
into digital pathology system
Royal Philips Electronics has
signed an agreement with Danish cancer diagnostics company Dako to
integrate a selection of Dako’s image analysis applications into
Philips’ future digital pathology systems. 22 July 2010
Smartphone app to manage haemophilia
treatment
FactorTrack is a free mobile application produced
by Bayer HealthCare, Pharmaceuticals that helps make it easier to
track and record haemophilia factor VIII infusions. 22 July 2010
BRAIN takes share in Enzymicals
German biotechnology company BRAIN AG has acquired a minority share
in chemical and biocatalyst specialist Enzymicals AG. The move
enhances the activities of both companies in the biocatalysis
sector. 15 July 2010
Covidien completes acquisition of ev3
Covidien has announced the completion of the acquisition of
ev3 Inc. for approximately US$2.6 billion. The transaction
accelerates Covidien’s strategy of building a world-class vascular
platform addressing high-growth markets. 15 July 2010
P2i expands nano-coating portfolio
with acquisition of Surface Innovations
Abingdon based P2i
Limited, a world leader in liquid repellent nano-coating technology,
has acquired Surface Innovations Ltd, a UK-based technology company
with a wide range of functional nano-coating patents. 15 July 2010
New generation of biological scaffolds
for tissue transplants
The scaffolds, derived from natural
human or animal tissues such as vascular patches will not be
rejected by a patient's immune system and can be repaired and
renewed like normal tissue. 15 July 2010
St Jude Medical completes takeover of
LightLab Imaging
St Jude Medical has completed the
acquisition of LightLab Imaging, Inc. for approximately $90 million
in cash. LightLab is a pioneer and leader in the development of
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), a high resolution diagnostic
coronary imaging technology. 14 July 2010
BAE Systems wins $17m US army contract
for head-worn brain injury sensor
BAE Systems has received
an initial order of $17 million from the US Army for its Headborne
Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Systems (HEADS) to help address
combat-related traumatic brain injuries (TBI). These are rapidly
becoming a signature injury of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. 14
July 2010
Alcon to acquire cataract surgery
laser developer LenSx Lasers
Alcon, Inc. has agreed to
acquire LenSx Lasers, Inc, a privately held company that developed
the first femtosecond laser to receive US FDA clearance for use as a
part of cataract surgery. 14 July 2010
Roche Applied Science Industrial
Business relaunched as Roche Custom Biotech
The relaunch is
to increase brand recognition in the life science, pharmaceutical,
and diagnostic industry. 14 July 2010
Sequencing of body louse genome will
lead to new insect disease control methods
A global research
team led by scientists from the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI)
have sequenced and analysed the body louse genome. 14 July 2010
Protein on surface of MRSA plays key
role in infecting human cells
An international research team
has found that Fibronectin Binding Protein plays a key roll in
enabling MRSA to infect human cells. 14 July 2010
FDA approves test for early diagnosis
of AIDS from HIV antigen
The US FDA has approved an
innovative new diagnostic tool from Abbott that can detect the AIDS
antigen and give a diagnosis of AIDS earlier than ever before. 14
July 2010
European pharma companies lead in
increasing access to medicines in developing countries
European pharmaceutical companies outcompete their US counterparts
in making medicines available to people in developing countries,
according to the Access to Medicine Index. 14 July 2010
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Women receive greater benefit from
CRT-Ds than men
Cardiac resynchronization therapy
defibrillators (CRT-Ds) reduce heart failure events more in women
than men, according to data from Boston Scientific Corporation's
MADIT-CRT trial. 14 July 2010
Erectile dysfunction indicates high
risk of heart attack
A Malaysian study has found that seven
out of 10 men admitted to hospital for a heart attack had erectile
dysfunction (ED) in the six months prior to their admission. 14 July
2010
Chinese least likely to get
cardiovascular disease
Racial-ethnic groups living in a
similar environment and with access to universal healthcare differ
strikingly in their cardiovascular risk profiles. 14 July 2010
Networking platform for users of
antibodies in biomedical research
BioHub-Online.org is a
web-based platform that lists over 100,000 antibody products for
biomedical research and facilitates global networking and
collaboration among research scientists. 12 July 2010
Bee venom toxin leads to new treatment
for dementia
Apamin, a toxin found in bee venom that blocks a
type of ion channel in the human nervous system, has potential for
developing new treatments for neural conditions such as muscular
dystrophy, depression and dementia. 12 July 2010
Link found between surgery and
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
A causal relationship between the
onset of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) and general surgery has
been found by analysing decades of Danish and Swedish electronic
patient records. 12 July 2010
FDA approves first implantable
miniature telescope to improve sight of AMD patients
The US
FDA has approved the Implantable Miniature Telescope (IMT) for some
patients with end-stage, age-related macular degeneration (AMD). It
replaces the natural lens and provides an image that has been
magnified more than two times. 12 July 2010
ECRI Institute adds 4,000 new terms to
medical device nomenclature system
The 2010 Universal Medical
Device Nomenclature System (UMDNS) now contains 24,544 terms
covering the expanse of medical devices and equipment used for
modern healthcare delivery. 12 July 2010
World’s largest online directory of
tissue banks
SpecimenCentral.com has launched the free
directory for biomedical researchers, which lists over 230 human
tissue banks spanning four continents. 12 July 2010
Stanford Hospital opens hybrid
operating and angiography room
The hybrid room enables a
patient to stay in one place to be diagnosed and treated, either
with surgery or the latest interventional procedure, in an
environment as sterile as an operating room, with all-important
imaging devices, microscopes and monitors right at hand. 12 July
2010
Medtronic receives CE Mark for Ensura
MRI compatible pacemakers
The system is a new option in a
portfolio of devices approved for use with MRI machines and
available in select European countries. 12 July 2010
Global network of proton therapy
centres for cancer treatment
Proton Therapy USA and
CareCapital are to form a new company, Proton Therapy Global
Management, to develop a global network of proton therapy centres to
provide access to this specialized and highly effective cancer
treatment. 12 July 2010
Claros Diagnostics receives EU
approval for point-of-care PSA test
Claros Diagnostics' rapid
quantitative diagnostic platform consists of a small portable
analyzer and a credit card-sized disposable unit. 12 July 2010
Boston Scientific enrols first patient
in multisensor CRT clinical trial
Boston Scientific
Corporation (NYSE: BSX) has enrolled the first patient in its
MultiSENSE clinical trial. The trial is designed to evaluate
multiple physiologic sensors in the Company's Cognis cardiac
resynchronization therapy defibrillators (CRT-Ds). 12 July 2010
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