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May 12 2010

Healthcare IT Nees

By Kevin Roche Headlines No Comments

Three US hospitals are now depending on a new trend in health IT to help them overcome a clinician shortage in rural areas: electronic intensive care units.

May 12 2010

Reuters

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Walgreen said on Tuesday it plans to start stocking gene testing kits but the FDA says it has no record that the test kit was approved or validated by the agency and plans to take a hard look at any claims made by the company

May 12 2010

Washington Post

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Efforts to block a key provision of the new health-care overhaul law are underway in 33 states

May 12 2010

Washington Post

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White House Task Force report on Childhood Obesity lays out 70 recommendations and a gentle warning that, while the federal government can’t solve the obesity epidemic, it is prepared to take action where others don’t

May 12 2010

Washington Times

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President Obama’s new health care law could potentially add at least $115 billion more to government health care spending over the next 10 years, congressional budget analysts said Tuesday

May 11 2010

Local Tech Wire

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CardioMEMS Inc. said it has raised a $37.5 million funding round to complete a clinical trial for its wireless sensing device for heart failure.

May 11 2010

Wall Street Journal

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Intuit, best known for its Quicken product line, is buying medical records technology firm Medfusion in an all-cash deal valued at $91 million

May 11 2010

Wall Street Journal

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Doctors are using a host of new therapies to treat patients with chronic pain

May 11 2010

Wall Street Journal

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With a physician shortage looming, in 2006 the AMA Colleges set a goal of boosting first-year med school enrollment by 30% by 2015 –  it’s going to miss that target by a few years

May 11 2010

Washington Post

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Prompted by media reports questioning the safety of such drugs, known as bisphosphonates, the FDA issued an alert in March about an ongoing safety review of them.

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