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Image: The HF app compared to pulse oximetry results (Photo courtesy of Heart Fitness).

Heart Rate Apps Show Inconsistent Results

There is a huge variability among commercially available photoplethysmography (PPG) heart rate apps, even those using the same technology, according to a new study. More...
17 May 2017
Image: The Study Watch will help identify the origins of disease (Photo courtesy of Verily).

Alphabet to Create Google Maps for Healthcare

Verily, formerly known as Google Life Sciences, is launching Project Baseline, a four-year longitudinal health study designed to understand how people transition from being healthy to becoming sick, and to identify additional risk factors for diseases. More...
09 May 2017
Image: A 3D model of a heart printed with additive manufacturing technology (Photo courtesy of GE Healthcare).

3D-Printed Organs Help Clarify Anatomical Quandaries

Three-dimensional (3D) printed anatomical models of internal organs can offer patients added insight by showing them what’s really going on inside their bodies. More...
02 May 2017

Hospitals Face Increased Risk of Data Breaches

A new study suggests that as health providers adopt health information technology, they increasingly suffer from data breaches. More...
26 Apr 2017
Image: The MyAsthma app helps user manage their asthma (Photo courtesy of GSK).

Smartphones Help Relieve Asthma Management Stress

A new smartphone app allows people suffering from asthma to track and manage their condition. More...
26 Apr 2017
Image: The 3D-bioprinted cell patch on top of a mouse heart (Photo courtesy of Patrick O’Leary/UMN).

Bioprinted Patch Helps Hearts Recover Following MI

A new study describes how a novel three-dimensional (3D) printing technique can produce biological scaffolds that significantly improve recovery from an ischemic myocardial infarct (MI). More...
24 Apr 2017
Image: Sam Onukuri with the Objet Connex500 PolyJet 3D printer (Photo courtesy of JNJ).

J&J to Print Patient-Specific Surgical Tools in 3D

The Johnson & Johnson 3D Printing Center of Excellence is introducing a range of customized surgical tools, which are now available to surgeons in hospitals across the United States. More...
13 Apr 2017
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The Health IT channel of HospiMedica informs about healthcare information technology for hospitals, clinics, and private practice. Among the subjects covered are electronic medical record environments, document management, HIS, RIS, PACS, LIM, and others.
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