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Health care is evolving-for both patients and providers. Where others see obstacles, we see opportunities.
With Lifepak 20e you can be confident about saving cardiac arrest victims. Device readiness is easy. Automated daily self-tests, and a battery gauge provide assurance your device is ready to accompany you to a code or during patient transport within the hospital.
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The Hill-Rom® Advance™ Series Model 1105 is a fully electric, adjustable “med-surg” hospital bed packed with many features for the value-conscious customer. For many years, this bed has remained an excellent choice for healthcare facilities, educational and training facilities, and home-use due to its durability, functionality, versatility, and ease of use.
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Criterion PC Exam Gloves Latex Powder-Free X-Small Non-Sterile Textured. Nonchlorinated, synthetic polymer coating eases donning. Textured finish for enhanced grip. Excellent tactile sensitivity.
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Wednesday September 28, 2022
Scientists at Duke University have developed a ‘nanorattle’ system that allows for the detection of mRNA biomarkers of cancer. The tiny structures consist of gold nanospheres with a surrounding silver nanocage, forming the so-called rattle. The nanorattles are also loaded with light scattering dyes called Raman reporters. When illuminated with a laser, the rattles emit […]
Wednesday September 28, 2022
Researchers at the University of California San Diego have developed a microrobot system to treat bacterial pneumonia. The microrobots consist of living algal cells that can swim very effectively in biological fluids, allowing them to navigate throughout the lungs and deliver drugs to difficult-to-reach areas. The algal cells are studded with antibiotic-loaded polymer spheres that […]
Monday September 26, 2022
Scientists at the University of New South Wales in Australia have developed a method to produce human blood stem cell precursors from human pluripotent stem cells. The method may have use in treating cancer patients who require high doses of such blood stem cells to help replenish endogenous populations that have been destroyed by chemotherapy. […]
