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What’s the Latest in High Tech Dentistry?

BY Erica Manfred • POSTED January 31 2012 AT 11:50 am

Procedures that weren’t available the last time you went to the ...

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Depression and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

BY Kimberly Hayes Taylor • POSTED January 18 2012 AT 11:53 am

Millions of Americans who suffer from major depression are prescribed ...

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Brain Cooling Device Aids Cardiac Arrest and Stroke Patients

BY Samuel Greengard • POSTED January 5 2012 AT 11:50 am

BeneChill, along with medical device manufacturer Medronics, introduced ...

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GE Showcases Patient-Friendly Medical Imaging Innovations at RSNA 2011

BY Lisa Collier Cool • POSTED December 6 2011 AT 3:55 pm

RSNA crowned an extraordinarily innovative year for GE Healthcare, with ...

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An Early Warning System for Cardiac Arrest

BY Samuel Greengard • POSTED December 2 2011 AT 11:54 am

Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have developed a watch-size monitor ...

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