A pediatric cardiologist used 3D printing and virtual reality to construct an exact model of a patient’s heart, helping surgeons repair a large hole in her heart, according to a July 24 report from ABC affiliate KCRG.
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Staffed van takes OSF digital health division 'on the go'
OSF HealthCare introduced a vehicle equipped with digital health navigators to provide care resources throughout the Rockford, Ill., area.
Cleveland sues CVS, Eli Lilly and Evernorth over insulin prices
In a 155-page lawsuit, Cleveland leaders accused numerous retail pharmacies, drugmakers and pharmacy benefit managers of hiking insulin prices that they said cost the city millions of dollars, according to court documents.
AHA awards Pennsylvania system for quality innovations
The American Hospital Association has selected Bryn Mawr, Pa.-based Main Line Health as the 2023 recipient of its Quest for Quality Prize.
Vanderbilt sued over patient data sharing amid transgender care probe
Two patients filed a class action lawsuit against Nashville-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center July 24, claiming the system violated patient privacy by sharing medical information with the state attorney general amid a probe into transgender ca…
Company owner charged in $44M telehealth fraud case
David Santana, owner of Conclave Media and Nationwide Health Advocates, has been charged in a $44 million telemedicine scheme.
VUMC to advance biomedical research using clinical analytics
Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center will implement an AI-based clinical analytics platform from software company Nference to expand clinical insights in research areas.
GE HealthCare raises 2023 revenue forecast
GE HealthCare reported solid second-quarter results as the now independent medtech company saw 7 percent year-over-year revenue growth.
GE HealthCare raises 2023 revenue forecast
GE HealthCare reported solid second-quarter results as the now independent medtech company saw 7 percent year-over-year revenue growth.
Mount Sinai to launch $30M trial to study coronary procedures in women, minorities
With a focus on women and minorities, the New York City-based Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai announced plans to study survival rates and quality of life of patients who undergo various coronary revascularization procedures, according to a July…
