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Philips and Hologic announce global partnership agreement to provide integrated imaging solutions for women’s health

The FINANCIAL -- Royal Philips and Hologic, Inc., an innovative women’s health company, announced on March 2 a global partnership agreement to offer care professionals integrated solutions comprising diagnostic imaging modalities, advanced informatics and services for screening, diagnosis and treatment of women across the ...

Liverpool leads new £4.7m Zika vaccine project

The FINANCIAL -- The University of Liverpool is leading on a major new collaborative project to develop a Zika virus vaccine that is suitable for use in ...

Survey Reveals Many People with Migraine Live with Pain Nearly Half of Every Month

The FINANCIAL -- Eli Lilly and Company announced findings from a Lilly-sponsored, quantitative opinion survey, which found among those surveyed, people diagnosed with migraine experienced on average ...

£150k for new study examining alcohol problems in ex-Armed Forces personnel

The FINANCIAL -- A new study, involving researchers from the University of Liverpool and King’s College London, which aims gain better understanding of alcohol and mental health problems in ...

Past encounters with the flu shape vaccine response

The FINANCIAL -- New research on why the influenza vaccine was only modestly effective in recent years shows that immune history with the flu influences a person’s response to the ...

One in Five Health Employees Willing to Sell Confidential Data to Unauthorized Parties

The FINANCIAL -- Nearly one in five health employees (18 percent) said they would be willing to sell confidential data to unauthorized parties, according to a new survey from ...

School performance bridled by poor vision, visual disorders

The FINANCIAL -- There's more to it than simply not being able to see the board; poor vision in the classroom can hurt kids' development and scholastic performance, but the solution can be right in ...

Infection risk from reusable cups - study

The FINANCIAL -- Eco-aware coffee drinkers run the risk of being exposed to potentially harmful bacteria if they don’t wash their reusable cups shortly after use, a study has ...

New research finds ‘wonder drug’ for alcohol use disorder ineffective

The FINANCIAL -- A new study, published in the Addiction journal, conducted by researchers from the University of Liverpool highlights the ineffectiveness of a specific drug treatment for alcohol use ...

Use of EHRs Does Not Reduce Administrative Costs

The FINANCIAL -- Administrative costs in the US health care system are an important component of total health care spending, and a substantial proportion of these costs are attributable to billing ...

Study proposes practical solution to challenges faced by bilingual children

The FINANCIAL -- Researchers have made a major breakthrough in the assessment of language development among bilingual families and in the identification of those children who require extra support to ...

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Philips and Hologic announce global partnership agreement to provide integrated imaging solutions for women’s health

Liverpool leads new £4.7m Zika vaccine project

Survey Reveals Many People with Migraine Live with Pain Nearly Half of Every Month

£150k for new study examining alcohol problems in ex-Armed Forces personnel

Past encounters with the flu shape vaccine response

One in Five Health Employees Willing to Sell Confidential Data to Unauthorized Parties

School performance bridled by poor vision, visual disorders

Infection risk from reusable cups - study

New research finds ‘wonder drug’ for alcohol use disorder ineffective

Use of EHRs Does Not Reduce Administrative Costs

Study proposes practical solution to challenges faced by bilingual children

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