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UTAS-based technology helps oxygen-delivering neonatal device win UK award. A life-saving infant ventilator manufactured in the UK and using technology...

Johns Hopkins Medicine Photomicrograph showing insulin granules (blue) and the pancreatic beta cells (red) that produced them. Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers successfully tested a “smart agent” system that integrates electronic health records and infusion pumps to help nurses manage the automatic delivery of insulin to critically ill patients, reducing errors and saving time. Credit: Public domain image Nurses traditionally manage insulin intake for critically ill patients by following precise steps to manually calculate the correct dose for each person. Looking for ways to improve th...

Medtronic Launches New Pediatric Monitor That Alerts Clinicians To Potential Airway Obstructions During Ventilation SonarMed™ Airway Monitoring System Continuously Checks for Endotracheal Tube Obstruction and Position for Neonates and Infants Providing Immediate, Actionable Intelligence for Clinicians News provided by Share this article Share this article DUBLIN, May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Medtronic plc (NYSE:MDT), the global leader in medical technology, today announced the U.S. commercial launch of the SonarMed™ airway monitoring system. The first and only device of its kind, the So...

Sonu Sood Helps Out A Critically Ill COVID-19 Patient; Gets Him Airlifted From Jhansi To A Hyderabad Hospital Follow Bollywood actor and humanitarian Sonu Sood, who recently helped a 25-year-old girl by getting her airlifted from Nagpur to Hyderabad's Apollo Hospital, on Monday once again got a critically ill COVID-19 patient airlifted from Jhansi to Hyderabad, to the same hospital. The patient's name is Kailash Agarwal from Jhansi. The doctors at the local hospital said that his further treatment wouldn't be possible there and had asked the family to start searching for a bigger hospital. Th...

Malaysia and Singapore Sunday agreed on the procedures and entry requirements for Death and Critically Ill Emergency Visits (DCEV) between the two countries amid stricter border measures