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The Alshemari Needle Driver is the sole needle driver on the market that enables a surgeon to suture vertically without hand twisting.

Experian Data Breach Resolution has released its third annual Data Breach Industry Forecast white paper focusing on what companies can expect in 2016.

Although procedures are increasingly performed in an ASC setting, many providers and patients have reservations about spine surgery in an ASC, as opposed to a hospital.

Hundreds of thousands of California's older seniors and disabled young people who receive both Medi-Cal and Medicare benefits are rejecting the new state-managed healthcare pilot program, according to UCLA Newsroom.

The New York Stem Cell Foundation is expanding its operations in Manhattan, N.Y., according to The Wall Street Journal.

Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles, Wash., is currently building a new medical office, according to the Peninsula Daily News.

At the American Public Health Association's annual meeting, a panel implored physicians to ask patients about gun ownership while performing patients' health histories, according to Breitbart.

Emergency physicians experience the highest burnout rate (60 percent), as reported in a JAMA Internal Medicine survey, according to Medpage Today.

Healthcare reform is well-underway and is clearly not going anywhere; however, nearly one-fourth of physicians state that their all their income is tied to productivity, according to the 2015 Physician Compensation Survey by Physicians Practice, which includes responses from approximately…

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