How 3D Printers Are Changing Airway Care
Medical centers across the country are investing in 3D printers as educational tools for their...
Medical centers across the country are investing in 3D printers as educational tools for their...
RT looks at some of the latest simulation technology, RT education, and training programs available from Michigan Instruments, Hudson Simulation Services, IngMar Medical, and South Pacific Biomedical.
A new paper in the journal Science showed that a therapy based on llama antibodies could protect mice from otherwise lethal doses of the flu.
Stanford researchers have developed a machine-learning algorithm that can diagnose pneumonia from...
Read MoreThe Joint Commission’s annual report found more US hospitals are adopting Electronic Clinical Quality Measures (eCQM) to drive quality improvement.
Read MoreMercury Medical recently partnered with Dynavision International to distribute the Dynavision D2, a visual motor and neuro-cognitive rehabilitation device.
Read MoreThe FDA wants to reduce the nicotine content in cigarettes, among other things, reports Healio....
Read MoreExercise can help adolescents with Type I diabetes improve their left ventricular function,...
Read MoreCouncil on Accreditation for Respiratory Therapy Education withdrew its accreditation for the respiratory therapy program at the College of the North Atlantic.
Read MoreWhether supplemental oxygen should be used by pulmonary fibrosis patients during exercise has been a contested issue.
Read MoreThe Forum of International Respiratory Societies (FIRS) has released a report on the tremendous impact that respiratory disease has on world health.
Read MoreChina’s efforts to prevent infectious diseases following the 2003 SARS outbreak have been effective at leveling-off infection rates for other diseases.
Read MoreEdwin Coombs, MA, RRT, NPS, ACCS, FAARC, director of Marketing – Intensive Care
Dräger Inc, responds to a recent article published in the journal Critical Care.
A recent study suggests that US patients are less likely to die when treated by doctors trained in...
Read MoreiCardiac Technologies Inc has launched a Direct-to-Subject Pre-Coaching video tool to help minimize the variability in pulmonary function test data.
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