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Is the South African Healthcare System Broken?

11 000 ‘medics’ face fees axe - South Africa
11 057 health practitioners have not paid their license fees for the year and will be “struck off”. [Read more →]

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October 10, 2006   No Comments

Clinical and Angiographic Outcomes After Placement of Multiple Overlapping Drug-Eluting Stents in Diffuse Coronary Lesions

October 7, 2006   No Comments

Health Affairs Blog

Health Affairs Blog
Health Affairs has entered the blogosphere as a new means of engaging readers in the health policy debate

October 6, 2006   No Comments

Abbott Begins Early International Launch of XIENCE™ Everolimus Eluting Coronary Stent System

Abbott Begins Early International Launch of XIENCE™ Everolimus Eluting Coronary Stent System

“XIENCE V showed statistically significant superiority to the TAXUS® paclitaxel-eluting coronary stent system”.
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October 5, 2006   2 Comments

Blood Glucose Monitoring Market Gets a Bit Crowded

Blood Glucose Monitoring Market Gets a Bit Crowded -MDL Newsletter.

Not crowded enough perhaps. With diabetes growing at an alarming rate the best the industry could come up with in this day an age is invasive instruments [Read more →]

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October 5, 2006   No Comments

AIST Develops ‘Intelligent’ Electronic Wheelchair With Next-generation Graphic Sensing System

AIST Develops ‘Intelligent’ Electronic Wheelchair With Next-generation Graphic Sensing System - from Medicalnewstoday

This wheelchair sensing system was shown at the International Homecare and Rehabilitation Exhibition in Japan which is a must attend for companies seeking one of the few remaining highly profitable world markets.

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October 3, 2006   No Comments

British government defends new anti-ageist law

Clients from the UK should no longer call me saying they want to restructure their organization with some young energetic new blood. They would be breaking this new law. Suits me - forces the client to really think through what they really need.

British government defends new anti-ageist law - Yahoo! News

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September 30, 2006   No Comments