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U.S. investigators report a thriving international black market in stolen surgical instruments and equipment, such as endoscopes, according to a report by the Montreal Gazette.
A new report by the Government Accountability Office called on the Food and Drug Administration to tighten its system of reviewing and monitoring recalls of medical devices.
A Fort Myers, Fla., family doctor has been placed on probation and fined $20,000 for overprescribing pain medications to one patient, according to a report by the Naples Daily News.
A new clinical study shows the Pfizer drug Lyrica, which is currently approved for other pain uses, can be effectively used for spinal cord pain, according to a release by Pfizer.
A new study shows gastric bypass can help the body fight high-risk diseases such as cancer and diabetes due to weight loss, according to a report by NewsWise.
A prospective observational study has found that using right-sided colon retroflexion is generally achievable and safe, according to a report by Gastrointestinal Endoscopy.
Healthcare reform has introduced numerous obstacles and changes for the healthcare industry, including the implementation of electronic health records, more stringent quality reporting, an influx of patients and the formation of quality-based payment models. Kelly Rodriguez, director of national sales…
Consumers are more cautious about healthcare spending and more likely to delay treatment to reduce costs than in the past, according to a Deloitte Center for Health Solutions survey.
The healthcare reform law would make Medicaid available to several million middle-class citizens, an issue that government officials say was discovered only after the bill was signed, according to an MSNBC report.