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The Right Care at the Right Time: Expanding Our Centers of Excellence Network

Oct 13, 2016

Starting next year, Walmart will double the number of world-class medical facilities available to our associates who have been told they need a spine surgery. Whether you’re a cashier in Wyoming who’s been with the company for ...

Tags: world-class medical facilities, spine surgery, Walmart health insurance

Ad Attack: The Rise of Toys and Games in Advertising

Sep 7, 2016

Born Licensing's David Born looks at why more and more firms are turning to iconic toys and games, like G.I. Joe and Operation, to help drive advertising campaigns. It’s not uncommon to see toys and games in advertising. In fact, ...

Tags: toys and games, Born Licensing, advertising

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

Performance Sports Group Unveils Technology Addressing Mild-Traumatic Brain Injury

Nov 18, 2015

Performance Sports Group unveiled what it claimed to be to be a significant breakthrough in addressing mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) in sports. The potential breakthrough, a proprietary yet easy-to-use band worn on the neck, was ...

Tags: Performance Sports Group, MTBI, Lacrosse, Baseball

Do Australia's Supply Chains Face a Looming Crisis?

Aug 27, 2015

48% of supply chain managers in Australia say they are inadequately trained, according to respondents of a global survey of professionals. Supply chain managers increasingly focus on protecting vulnerable people further down the chain ...

Tags: Australia's Supply Chains, Looming Crisis

Not Everybody's Cup of Tea, But Ceremony Endures

Jul 6, 2015

Milk, sugar of cream? Grande, Vente? Those are words never uttered at a Chinese teahouse. At Starbucks, yes. Food and beverage chains all rely on add-ons to get the consumer hooked one way or the other. And of course, speed of delivery. ...

Tags: Tea, sugar of cream, Starbucks, Milk

Cosmetic Surgery to Be Popular in China

Jun 5, 2015

Medical and cosmetic surgery services from South Korea are expected to become more widely available in China as a result of the bilateral free trade agreement signed on Monday. Under the agreement, doctors who are licensed in South ...

Tags: cosmetic surgery, medical device

Maintaining a Heel-Toe Pattern May Lead to More Frequent Injuries

Mar 26, 2015

Maintaining a heel-toe pattern while running barefoot or in a minimalist shoe may lead to more frequent injuries. The study comes with the trend toward barefoot running in recent years, as well as the purchase and use of "minimalist" ...

Tags: Heel-toe pattern, Running shoes, Sporting Goods

Google Glass Freaked out Some Regular Folks Who Feared for Their Privacy

Jan 19, 2015

Google Glass freaked out some regular folks who feared for their privacy. Many were unsure about the practical applications for a wearable Android computer with an optical head-mounted display.Others were simply baffled at the price of ...

Tags: optical head-mounted display, Glass, Health

EPA Has Designated January as National Radon Action Month

Jan 9, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has designated January as national Radon Action Month, a perfect time for you to protect your family by testing your home for radon. Radon is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas, so testing is the ...

Tags: home improvement centers, hardware stores, Construction

Hanley Wood and USGBC Announce The Results of The Greenbuild International Conference

Nov 24, 2014

Hanley Wood and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) have announced the results of the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo, held recently in New Orleans. According to show officials, attendance at the event totaled 17,507, with ...

Tags: Hanley Wood, Construction

Microsoft Has Released a New Product

Nov 5, 2014

Microsoft has joined the wearable health-monitoring fray with its new “Microsoft Band,” a wrist-worn device that will allow users to monitor their fitness and exercise regimens. The Microsoft Band, as shown on the company's ...

Tags: Microsoft, Mobile Health Game Changer

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

Is The Compensation Really That Great?

Aug 18, 2014

Medtech engineering can be a six-figure job, especially if you’re managing people. But is the compensation really that great? Engineering managers in the medical equipment and supplies business earn an average $133,000 a year; ...

Tags: Medtech, 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

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