Pharmaceuticals -Drop in international growth predicted
The IMS 2007 Pharmaceutical Market Forecast predicts a 5-6% international growth in the global pharmaceuticals market.
The IMS 2007 Pharmaceutical Market Forecast predicts a 5-6% international growth in the global pharmaceuticals market.
Increased diagnostic possibilities for orthopaedic patients.
Small and medium-size contract research organisations (CROs) have huge potential. For the last few decades, pharmaceutical companies have increasingly chosen to use medium-size contract research organisations (CROs), or smaller organisations, rather than the larger organisations, due to their enhanced responsiveness and flexibility, that provides good geographic coverage, a broad therapeutic…
Having incorporated customer's feedback, the Sopro Insufflators product line has been enlarged.
AstraZeneca has been collaborating with researchers who detected a potential Aurora B inhibitor.
A Dutch company organises international postgraduate education programmes for cardiologists, run by the firm's Director, cardiologist Ton Hooghoudt MD PhD.
Bad marks for Lithuanian healthcare system, best value for money in Slovenia and Estonia.
To learn more about the presence of Philips in healthcare - and particularly cardiology - our Netherlands correspondent visited the company in Amsterdam.
MORTIS is a new teleradiology system which utilises high-resolution laptops to receive images for diagnostic purposes.
Daniela Zimmermann reports on the 2nd Hospital Administrator Forum.
An unnecessary rein on medical innovations, or a wise insurance for patients' protection?
Thousands of foreign medical professionals underpin the UK's National Health Service (NHS). In 2004, of the country's newly registered medics, two thirds of the doctors, and over 40% of the nurses, had come from other countries. In total, about 72,000 of the UK's 212,000 registered doctors are not British. That figure includes, for example, around 12,500 doctors from Africa and, from the EU,…
AIDS, SARS and now H5NI; just a brief beginning or the end? As the virus moves towards Europe, and millions of birds are slaughtered, interest has risen in a Chinese herb, a patent-sharing controversy and drug stockpiling
This year's International Forum for Healthcare IT (ITeG 2006),held in May/June, has put this event firmly on the healthcare industry calendar.
Paris, France - The explosive growth in demand for drug eluting stents has shaped a market worth more than six billion euros annually.
It occupies approximately the same space as one to three atoms.
The enhanced availability of information and communication via the internet, are leading to a growing international trade in healthcare services.
Thanks to the convertion from analogue to digital imaging, Kodak Health Group reported a considerable success in Europe.
The Estonian health system differs from its Baltic neighbour states thanks to a transformation process and reforms.
Czech Republic - The US firm Baxter International Inc. is to establish a production facility to produce a quite unique vaccine in CR. First discussed in December 2005, the plan appears to have made a significant step forward. Baxter specialises in medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology, and globally employs around 48,000 people in 64 manufacturing facilities, which include those in…
Wireless networking, already widely adopted by healthcare facilities across Germany, France and the United Kingdom, is set for "rapid growth", according to a report by the global market consultancy firm Frost & Sullivan (F&S). More emphasis on home care, plus heightened awareness of the benefits of remote monitoring, and technological developments that improve patient…
Around €18 billion annually is spent on medical technology in Germany. After the US and Japan, the German medical technology market is the third largest in the world.
Are the benefits of the IT invasion those we actually perceive?
Alfred E Schiller, founder and managing director of Schiller AG, based in Baar, Switzerland, describes the rise of his company and its place in today’s highly competitive intensive care market. Alfred Schiller founded Schiller AG in 1971 and three years later introduced his first product – a pocket-sized electrocardioscope, which has been built on successively over the years. The…
Bosch launched a new paging system which automatically diverts paging calls to mobile phones, so that an SMS message can be sent.