From cutting heart valves without open-heart surgery to confronting Israel’s growing medical brain drain, Sheba cardiologist ...

Potentially accelerates development, assessment, and review for approval by FDASepsis impacts about 1.7 million U.S. adults annually and ...

The Galien Foundation nominated 23 innovative medical devices to compete under the “Best Medical Technology” category at its ...

Local philanthropist Leslie Bissett’s gift will mean Calgary receives state-of-the-art equipment primed to bolster women’s cardiovascular care Local philanthropist Leslie Bissett's generosity was the ...

Belarusian cardiology has made significant progress, but doctors and scientists need to continue working closely together to ...

The National Health and Medical Research Council is celebrating its ninth decade, and with an ageing population, rising chronic disease and evolving community needs, the role of research has never ...

MarketsandMarkets™ projects the global disposable medical devices market to grow from USD 113.95 billion in 2025 to USD ...

NanoLit's compound, developed in a lab that partners with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, combines an ...

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The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has received gold level status from the American Medical Association (AMA) as ...

Cardiologists urge timely, evidence-based emergency care for heart attacks in Kerala, stressing proper use of angioplasty and distinguishing emergencies from elective procedures.

Current replacement heart valves come with significant limitations. Mechanical valves typically require patients to take blood-thinning medications for life, while bioprosthetic valves, often made ...