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This Saturday, you can safely dispose of any unwanted or unused prescription medications.

West Michigan Works! relocated its Holland service center to The Shops at Westshore at 12331 James St., Suite 130.

Rural communities in Illinois have nearly 50% fewer physicians per capita than urban areas.

A regional health system appointed a new vice president of medical affairs.

Pictured right to left are Program Director Bradford Mitchell, MD, FACS, ECNU, and Program Coordinator Katherine Burklew for Bayhealth’s General Surgery Residency Program. The General Surgery Residency Program is the third of Bayhealth’s Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs to launch and has recently earned accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). General Surgery Program Director Bradford Mitchell, MD, FACS, ECNU, is leading the charge. He is a...

Geneva ‘JBLM Grant’ winners advancing new standard of care for trauma victim resuscitation Share Article Lt. Col. (P) Matthew Eckert and Capt. Daniel Lammers will present their research on a novel treatment for traumatic blood loss at the 34th EAST Scientific Assembly this month. TACOMA, Wash. (PRWEB) January 06, 2021 During acute trauma scenarios, medical personnel are in a battle with time as the challenge becomes: is there ...

New Liquid Bandage Measures Oxygen Levels in Transplanted Tissues Written by AZoSensorsDec 23 2020 Scientists from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and surgeons from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) have conducted the first human clinical trial to confirm the accuracy and practicality of an oxygen-sensing liquid bandage that quantifies the amount of oxygen in transplanted tissues. Published in the Science Advances journal, the clinical trial compared the performance of an innov...

Liquid bandage detects tissue oxygenation without the drawbacks of wired oximeters BOSTON -- In the first human clinical trial, researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and surgeons at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) have validated the practicality and accuracy of an oxygen-sensing liquid bandage that measures the concentration of oxygen in transplanted tissue. The trial, published in Science Advances, compared the performance of a novel, paint-on bandage made with phos...