 |  Aging Baby Boomers Meld Life-saving Data and Style with Lauren's Hope Fashion Medical ID Bracelet
As America's baby boomers age, more and more are developing dangerous health conditions such as diabetes that necessitate the use of medical ID tags. Lauren's Hope medical alert bracelet jewelry gives a generation attractive incentives to display potentially life-saving information. 2008-07-24 |
The Palomino Group Announces Launch of Meeting Support Services Business Unit
The Palomino Group, a leading commercialization and reimbursement services organization, today announced the launch of its new Meeting Support Services business unit targeted to the biopharmaceutical industry. The company, based in Minneapolis, MN offers comprehensive reimbursement and commercialization consulting services that support biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, and other healthcare companies. 2008-07-24
 | Gerbig Engineering Announces Availability of Cleanroom Utility Panel
A cleanroom manufacturing company has introduced a new product feature for its module cleanrooms. The feature is a utility panel which can be integrated into the cleanroom system and enhance the cleanroom appearance. 2008-07-24 |
Clinical Trial Concluded For New Wrinkle Treatment
CosmetaLife clinical trial results could lead to availability of more natural, longer lasting,
cost-effective treatment for deep lines and wrinkles by 2009. 2008-07-24
 | Allsup Salutes 18th Anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act
Greater access for people with disabilities means more who can keep working, reduces load on
Social Security disability system. 2008-07-24 |
CPEhr and Junior Achievement Prepare High-School Students For the Workforce
HR Consulting firm CPEhr, and Junior Achievement, a non-profit organization, hosted a Job Shadow Day for 30 high-students from Downtown Business Magnets High School. The day included HR topics such as labor law, interviewing techniques and more. 2008-07-24
 Park Avenue Laser Vision 'Visionary' Marketing Ideas at Work - Recognized by New York Times for Creative Internet Marketing
Dr. Emil Chynn of the Park Avenue Laser Vision (PALV) Center is setting the standard for medical professionals practicing not only the latest techniques in laser vision correction but employing innovative marketing techniques as well. In a recent article in the New York Times, Dr. Chynn was recognized as a pioneer in marketing his services through the popular video sharing site, Youtube. Dr. Chynn, who was the first New York City eye surgeon to perform the most advanced laser procedure, CustomVue Wavefront Monovision, also uses cutting-edge marketing practices through a unique combination of open-to-public surgery seminars, patient referrals, and the Internet. 2008-07-24 (Friend of PRWeb: 65)
New Web-Based Service from AIS and SMSInc. Helps Hospitals Reduce the Risk of Medicare Overpayments, Rejected Claims and Other Billing Problems
AIS and SMS, Inc. announce launch of new Web service, High-Risk Areas in Medicare Billing: Compliance and Auditing Tools for Hospitals and Health Systems. 2008-07-24
Houston Hand and Wrist Specialist Dr. Evan Collins Invited to Eurohand Congress 2008 in Switzerland to Present Findings on New Research Study Benefiting Arthritis Sufferers
Colleagues and Peers Across the United States and Europe Gathered to Learn About New Mesh Implant Arthroplasty in the Treatment of Basilar Joint Arthritis 2008-07-24
 |  Fat Grafting Provides Permanent, Natural Looking Results - Dr. Michael Law Explains Fat Injections as a New Trend in Facial Plastic Surgery
Fat grafting provides permanent, natural looking results, says Dr. Michael Law a board certified plastic surgeon in Raleigh North Carolina. Dr. Law provides insight into fat injections and the role of lipostructure in facial plastic surgery; Structural fat grafting with lipostructure is the only procedure that provides natural beautiful and permanent results by restoring a youthful but subtle facial fullness, says Dr. Law 2008-07-23 (Friend of PRWeb: 1) |
Sensitive, Smart and Strong - Too Bad it's Just a Robotic Arm
For decades, researchers have dreamed of creating robots with human-like abilities. Now an interdisciplinary team of European researchers has developed a robotic arm and hand that moves and 'senses' like a human, and is controlled by a human-inspired electronic 'brain'. Can a real C-3PO be far behind? 2008-07-23
 | New York Transcription Company Finds Digital Audio Recordings Still Problematic
TruTranscripts, Inc. experts since 1982 suggest a few techniques to enhance digital audio recording for transcription purposes. 2008-07-23 |
 | Eastern and Western Medicine Meet in Medical Offices
According to a recent survey by Jackson & Coker, a significant number of healthcare providers are using some form of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) to enhance their own health and well-being, or they have introduced certain facets of alternative medicine into their patient care. 2008-07-23 |
How to Conduct Free Web Meetings and Remote Desktop?
ShowMyPC, the leading provider of free web meeting software has recently added advanced features like shared whiteboard, chat and screen recording to its free web meeting software. So far, these features were only available for a high cost with paid services like Webex. Also available is a paid version of the Remote Desktop Service, which lets you log into your home or office PC from anywhere on the Internet. 2008-07-23
 | Survey Highlights Physician Motivations for Working Locum Tenens Jobs
Travel. Career flexibility. Professional stimulation. Work-life balance. Extra income. These terms summarize providers' open-ended responses when physician recruiting firm LocumTenens.com asked what working locum tenens has given them the freedom to do. Responding to the question were more than 700 locum tenens providers in a range of specialties, roughly 12 percent of whom were certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs). 2008-07-23 |
iCRco Conducts First Annual Asia Pacific Distributor Training Program
iCRco has conducted its first Asia Pacific distributor training program, with the attendance of representatives from over 10 countries in this region. 2008-07-23 (Friend of PRWeb: 2)
 | Fairhope Vintners Offers First Release of Classically Styled Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Wines
Fairhope Vintners, a producer of classically styled wines from Napa Valley and North Coast Appellations is offering the first release of its 2006 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon in selected markets; providing excellent value for the fine wine consumer and collector. 2008-07-23 |
MitoAction Develops On-Line Resource for Mitochondrial Disease Care Providers
Online Clinicians Guide to Mitochondrial Disease Now Available, sponsored by Edison Pharma 2008-07-23
 | ORSupply.com Remodels, Improves Online Surgical Supply Store
ORSupply.com listens to customer feedback, redesigns its online store to provide the best possible shopping experience. 2008-07-23 |
Afterburner Inc. Upgrades Offices - Flawless Facilities for the Flawless Execution University
Training and development are at the core of our business model, so we sought to create a harmonious physical environment where people are comfortable. By taking training offsite and removing attendees from the interruptions inherent in their workplace we are able to focus on development. Our training facilities offer state-of-the-art equipment, therefore allowing for an environment conducive to achieving the best results possible. 2008-07-23
 |  Bruker BioSpin's MRI CryoProbe™ Selected for 2008 R&D 100 Award for Enabling Preclinical MRI on Mice at 60 Micrometer Spatial Resolution
A prestigious 2008 R&D 100 Award has been given to Bruker BioSpin for the MRI CryoProbe™, as one of the 100 most technologically significant products introduced into the marketplace over the past year. Together with the 1.7 mm NMR MicroCryoProbe, this results in two magnetic resonance innovations from Bruker BioSpin being selected by the independent judging panel and editors of R&D Magazine in 2008. 2008-07-23 |
 | BCBSNC Makes Electronic Prescribing Available Statewide
Statewide ePrescribe program saves time, reduces costs and increases safety; $1000 incentive may be available to some health care providers 2008-07-22 |
Sinus Dynamics Reports Effective Results with the use of Nebulized TOBRAMYCIN in Treating Bacterial Sinusitis
As allergy season arrives, the approximate 37 million Americans who suffer from sinusitis annually, will need a form of relief to stop The Sinusitis before it reaches the point of surgery. Luckily, with advanced technology and Sinus Dynamics, www.sinusdynamics.com uses the latest technology and offers a new way to fight sinus infections using a nebulized TOBRAMYCIN treatment to fight against sinusitis and other sinus related conditions. 2008-07-22
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