Donald Baim, Harvard professor and Boston Scientific executive, dies at 60more images RI hospital fined $150,000 in 5th wrong-site surgery since 2007, video cameras to be installed
RI hospital fined $150,000 in wrong-site surgery RI tracking swine flu through electronic pharmacy prescriptions as way to ID outbreaksLeading mathematician, professor Israel Gelfand dies in NJ at age 96Prominent mathematician Israel Gelfand dies in NJ NEWARK, N.J. — Israel Gelfand, who was considered one of the world’s top mathematicians and did work that was important in the development of medical imaging devices, has died at age 96. 2 Americans, 1 Israeli win Nobel for studies of the protein-making factories within cells2 Americans, 1 Israeli win Nobel chemistry prize NEW YORK — Two Americans and an Israeli won a Nobel Prize in chemistry Wednesday for creating detailed blueprints of the protein-making machinery within cells, research that’s being used to develop new antibiotics. Internal FDA probe uncovers widespread problems with approval decision for knee implantFDA approved device despite problems during review WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration failed to follow its own rules when it approved a knee repair product last year against the recommendation of its own scientists, according to an internal probe. Institute of Medicine will review FDA’s system for clearing low-risk medical devicesFDA medical device approvals get external review WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration is asking the government’s top medical advisers to review its system for approving certain types of medical devices that has been criticized by safety advocates and government watchdogs. FDA awards $2 million in grants to spur development of medical devices for childrenFDA awards $2M in grants for kids’ medical devices WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration is awarding $2 million to spur the development of medical devices for children, who face increased risks during surgery because so few implants are designed for their use. Danaher buying MDS, Life Technologies unit for $1.1 billion; 3,300 jobs, 30 plants to be shedDanaher buying MDS, Life Technologies unit NEW YORK — Danaher Corp., widely known for its Craftsman hand tools, on Wednesday unveiled a strategic expansion of its medical technology and professional instrumentation business, even as it shrinks other operations. |
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