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Tell Donald Trump to Delete His Twitter Account with This New App

Jun 14, 2016

A new craze is sweeping Twitter and, thanks to a new bot, it's now easier than ever to troll the world’s most infamous troll by demanding Donald Trump delete his account. Last week, a post from election rival Hillary Clinton’s ...

Tags: Donald Trump, GitHub, bots

FDA Has Cleared The Way for Medtronic Corevalve

Apr 2, 2015

CoreValve becomes first transcatheter heart valve approved for valve-in-valve procedures. Chris Newmarker Rendering of the CoreValve right after its transcatheter deployment. (Image courtesy of Medtronic) FDA has cleared the way for ...

Tags: FDA, Medicine, Medical Device

Time Will Tell Whether Google Glass Ends up Being a Commercial Flop

Aug 18, 2014

Time will tell whether Google Glass ends up being a commercial flop. Its real potential, however, might just be in medicine. Google Glass is already making its way into operating rooms and ambulance cabs. Recently, MedEx Ambulance ...

Tags: Google Glass, Health, Medicine

Time Will Tell Whether Google Glass Ends up Being a Commercial Flop

Aug 18, 2014

Time will tell whether Google Glass ends up being a commercial flop. Its real potential, however, might just be in medicine. Google Glass is already making its way into operating rooms and ambulance cabs. Recently, MedEx Ambulance ...

Tags: Google, Health, Medicine

Next-Gen Heart Valve in U.S.A.

Jun 17, 2014

Edwards' Sapien XT transcatheter aortic heart valve (Courtesy Edwards Lifesciences) Edwards Lifesciences Corp. (Irvine, CA) has announced both the FDA approval and the U.S. launch of its next-generation Sapien XT transcatheter aortic ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, heart valve

There Are Plenty of Ingenious Devices Included as Finalists in Medical Excellence Awards.

Apr 17, 2014

From a zipper-like wound closure device that can be peeled off at home to a telemedicine robot, there are plenty of ingenious devices included as finalists in this year's Medical Design Excellence Awards. It is worth noting, however, that ...

Tags: Reshaping Medtech, Health, Medicine

About One in 10 Heart Surgery Patients Has Persistent Pain for up to Two Years

Feb 27, 2014

About one in 10 heart surgery patients has persistent pain for up to two years after the operation, a new study reveals. The study included more than 1,200 patients aged 18 and older who had heart procedures -- such as bypass or valve ...

Tags: persistent pain, chronic pain, Health&Medicine

Neovasc's Tiara Mitral Valve Has Been Successfully Implanted in a Human Patient on January

Feb 14, 2014

Vancouver-based Neovasc has announced that its Tiara mitral valve has been successfully implanted in a human patient on January, 30, 2014. Following the announcement on February 3, the company's stock jumped up 35.17%. The device, which ...

Tags: Mitral Valve, health

Gagnon Cardiovascular Adopts New Medical Device to Treat Patients with Aortic Stenosis

Feb 10, 2014

The Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute at Morristown Medical Center became the first hospital in the tri-state area to adopt a new minimally invasive medical device to treat patients with severe aortic stenosis who are too ill or frail to ...

Tags: Aortic Heart Valves, Heart Valves, Heart Symptoms

Medtronic's Corevalve System for Severe Aortic Stenosis Was Approved by FDA

Jan 21, 2014

Medtronic, a medical device company, has obtained the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its CoreValve self-expanding transcatheter system. The device is designed for severe aortic stenosis patients who are too ill or ...

Tags: medical device, Medtronic

Germany Proposals to Curb Renewable Energy Subsidies and Cap Electricity Prices

Jan 21, 2014

Germany's economy and energy minister laid out Tuesday proposals to curb renewable energy subsidies and cap electricity prices but opponents fear they could jeopardise the country's much vaunted green energy transition. Just weeks after ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

Racial Disparities in Death Risk After Heart Surgery Are Affected by Hospital Quality

Jan 13, 2014

Racial disparities in patients' death risk after heart bypass surgery are affected by the quality of the hospital in which the surgery is performed, a large new study suggests. Racial disparities in death rates after bypass surgery are ...

Tags: Racial Disparities, Heart Surgery, Deaths After Heart Surgery

Innovative Adhesive Technology Published as a Cover Feature in The High Impact Journal

Jan 10, 2014

Innovative adhesive technology published as a cover feature in the high impact journal, Science Translational Medicine Gecko Biomedical, a French medical device company developing 'bio-inspired' biodegradable surgical glues and patches ...

Tags: Gecko Biomedical, bio-inspired, biodegradable surgical glues

Children Do Not Benefit From Having Their Blood Sugar Levels Aggressively Controlled

Jan 10, 2014

Children who are critically ill after having heart surgery do not benefit from having their blood sugar levels aggressively controlled, but some kids with other life-threatening conditions might, a new study suggests. Experts said the ...

Tags: Blood Sugar, Blood Sugar Control, Ill Kids

Sorin Has Obtained CE Mark Approval for The XL Version of Perceval

Nov 27, 2013

Global medical company Sorin has obtained CE Mark approval for the XL version of Perceval, a bioprosthetic device designed to replace a diseased native or malfunctioning prosthetic aortic valve using either traditional or minimally invasive ...

Tags: Sorin, CE Mark, Aortic Valve

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