BioHealth News Archive
What Percentage of Office-Based Physicians Were Using Electronic Health Records as of December 2012? – iHealthBeat
To read the full, original article click on this link: What Percentage of Office-Based Physicians Were Using Electronic Health Records as of December…
Read More17 of the 30 projected fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. this decade are in healthcare | MedCity News
This graph is a good visual depiction of how aging baby boomers, advances in technology and shifts in the way healthcare is delivered under…
Read MoreCould your heartbeat be your password? | MedCity News
With all the concern (and liability) hospitals and their partners face to keep patient medical data secure and private, one new biometric security innovation…
Read MoreHopkins partners with Baltimore investment firm on teaching and internship program – baltimoresun.com
Johns Hopkins University's Whiting School of Engineering said Tuesday it will partner with Campbell & Co., a Baltimore-based investment firm, in a teaching and…
Read MoreBD Diagnostics launches BD Viper System in U.S. – Vaccine News Daily
BD Diagnostics, a part of Becton Dickinson and Company, announced on Tuesday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has cleared the launch of…
Read MoreHealth IT Spending To Hit $34.5B in 2014, Report Finds – iHealthBeat
Health care organizations in North America are projected to spend more than $34.5 billion on health IT in 2014 to comply with health care…
Read MoreWellDoc Expands Board of Directors and Advisory Team
WellDoc® announces the appointments of Dr. David Levy, Terry Lierman, Donald Almeida and Michael Greenebaum to its Board of Directors. In addition, the company…
Read MoreGlobal Trade Forums – Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce
MEXICO-U.S. INNOVATIVE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Tuesday, September 17, 2013; 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM Mexico is currently the 3rd largest goods trading partner to the…
Read MoreTechnology: The Cure for Rising Healthcare Costs? – MIT Technology Review
In a financially stretched healthcare market, medical technology is sometimes seen as an expensive luxury. But use of the RIGHT technology can actually cut…
Read MoreCost-Saving Innovation Needed in Health Care – MIT Technology Review
Moore’s Law predicts that every two years the cost of computing will fall by half. That is why we can be sure that tomorrow’s…
Read MoreWebcast – Is the Pharmaceutical Innovation Model Broken? And can Open Innovation Mend it?
Sign up for the live Q&A Webcast > Date & time: October 1, 2013 at 16:00 Central European Time (US: 10:00 EST, 7:00 PST)…
Read More5 more must-know emerging tech trends for healthcare innovators (readers’ version) | MedCity News
Once the healthcare innovator’s guide to must-know tech terms for the next decade of medicine hit on Monday, the feedback started coming in. It’s…
Read MoreNOT-OD-13-109: NIH Offers Niche Assessment Program to SBIR and STTR Phase
NIH announces the availability of a Niche Assessment Program for its SBIR/STTR Phase I awardees funded in fiscal years (FY) 2013 and 2014. All…
Read MoreMontgomery County Rocks the Inc. 500 List
Ten of Maryland's nineteen fastest-growing companies are located in Montgomery County – including the state's highest-ranking company and two of our incubator companies! Ten…
Read MoreUMB Pharmacy Researchers Develop Promising Chronic Pain Drug
A team of researchers led by Andrew Coop, PhD, professor and chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences (PSC) at the University of Maryland…
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