Boston Scientific announced this week the release of data from the first 10,000 patients enrolled in their RAPID-RF study. Of course the announcement is everywhere - the actual data is no where to be found (perhaps the results printed on dead trees are available at the Heart Rhythm Society meeting this week).
The idea here […]
Wireless Healthcare reports that startup Biosigns Technologies successfully validated the accuracy of their noninvasive continuous glucose meter in a study including 120 participants with blood glucose levels ranging between 3.5 and 27.4 mmol/L. The Biosign device, called the UFIT, also measures heart rate and blood pressure, but the released study results do not include accuracy data for those […]
Health Affairs reports on nursing issues - the House of Representatives is looking to enact the Safe Nursing and Patient Care Act of 2007 (H.R. 2122) to limit the amount of mandatory overtime a nurse may be required to work.
According to CQ HealthBeat, Stark said, “We limit the time that truck drivers and pilots can […]
There's lots of good news today, so let's get started. In fact there's lots of good news almost every day - but who's got time? I try my best to drink from the fire hose of news when I can. And one area that I've avoided all together is the content that's published every day […]
