Patient Care
Merck Withdraws Acute Pain Medication
As the result of a new study showing an increased risk of heart attack and stroke after 18 months of treatment with an arthritis and acute pain medication called rofecoxib, Merck & Co. has announced a voluntary worldwide withdrawal of the drug from the market. More...30 Nov -0001
Siblings of Infants with Heart Defects Are at Risk
A new study has found that brothers and sisters as well as parents of infants born with severe, life-threatening abnormalities of the left side of the heart have a fivefold increased risk of having a heart abnormality called bicuspid aortic valve.More...
30 Nov -0001
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Handheld Blood Glucose Analyzer
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Neonatal Heel Incision Device
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Vessel Sealing Instrument
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Digital Radiography System (Ceiling Free)
Digix CF Series
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