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Medical Model Training Products are used as a guide for research, diagnosis, and prognosis

Medical Model Training Products are used as a guide for research, diagnosis, and prognosis. As per the recent report of Markets and Markets Research, it was found that the market rate of Medical Model Training Products Suppliers would reach 2,575.4 Million USD by 2022. By considering the upcoming trend of these products, our drugdu (Ddu) team has collaborated with PRO-Health Product Limited in dealing with the supply of medical model training products. PRO-Health Product Limited is the leading Medical Model Training Products Supplier, headquartered in Guangzhou, China, which was originally established in 2007. This company is specialized in providing high-performance laboratory consumables, medical products, pharmaceutical and medical promotional products, patient education and training products. In 2008, the company received ISO13485 and CE certification. Later it was upgraded to ISO9001 certification as their medical products are US-FDA registered. They are specialized in manufacturing products such as pillbox series, cup ...
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- September 18, 2018
Drawback in PSMA PET imaging technique observed by researchers.

A study published in the September issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine remarked that it noticed a huge drawback in the Prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) positron emission tomography (PET) imaging technique and warned doctors who use only PSMA PET for diagnosis to be vigilant for faulty diagnosis. “It is important that nuclear medicine physicians be aware of this pitfall, as the interpretation of PSMA PET scans may have a substantial impact on therapy guidance,” said Christoph Rischpler, MD, in the department of nuclear medicine at the Technical University of Munich in Germany. For detecting prostate cancer staging and metastases in imaging, PSMA proves to be a very efficient target as it is an extremely easy-to-read enzyme, helping better diagnosis and plotting of management protocol. Recent findings, however, show that PSMA elevates in response to some benign tissue as well, duplicating findings of lymph node metastases. This could lead to ...
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- September 11, 2018
Researchers Move Forward In Their Search for Non-Addictive Analgesic

Wake Forest School of medicine researchers together with the National Institute on Drug Abuse are striving to combat the country’s opioid crisis and could possibly have developed an analgesic that is harmless and non-addictive in an animal model.
- Source: MedicalXpress
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- August 31, 2018
Company Insight Merck opioid
Verily Researchers Recommend Psychiatrists to Benefit from Analytics, Digital Sensors

As healthcare sees an emergence of digitalization in reaping the best outcomes in patients and a surge in investments by hospitals in patient-centric mobile apps and software, experts recommend psychiatrists to benefit from the latest technologies which could enhance mental health delivery.
- Source: HealthcareITNews
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- August 28, 2018
digital health Market Views Mental health mHealth
Deep Learning used by Johns Hopkins Researchers to detect Pancreatic Cancer Early

Elliot K. Fishman, MD, professor of radiology, surgery, oncology and urology at Johns Hopkins Hospital seeks the help of GPU-accelerated deep learning artificial intelligence to detect pancreatic cancer early which is nearly impossible for humans alone.
- Source: Healthcare IT News
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- August 20, 2018
deep learning digital health medtech Researches
Pharmaceutical exports; how to approach marketing research

Identifying the right clients is a common challenge when it comes to product exporting issues. This is why well-organized marketing research which is precise and reliable can be the key to assist you to work out a clear working plan.
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- August 17, 2018
market research pharmaceutical Researches
Research Finds New Compounds to Reverse Key Aspects of Human Cell Aging

Research shows that chief aspects of the aging of human cells can be inverted by new compounds developed at the University of Exeter.
- Source: MedicalXpress
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- August 12, 2018
aging cell Researches
Researchers Suggest Heat Shock Proteins as Biomarkers for Bipolar Disorder

A new paper published in Medicine suggests that Heat shock proteins CPN10, CPN60, and CPN70 could act as biomarkers for bipolar disorder (BD). Moreover, CPN60 serum levels could act as a biomarker to specify which BD patients have abnormal activity of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis.
- Source: MdLinx
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- August 10, 2018
bipolar disorder Mental health Researches
Biomedical Blockchain Research Center Opens at Mount Sinai

The opening of a new Biomedical Blockchain Research Center was announced by the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and the Institute for Next Generation Healthcare which aims to solve healthcare and medical science issues with new technologies and data.
- Source: Healthcare IT News
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- July 26, 2018
AI blockchain Company Insight EHR
Human Hepatitis B virus traces found in the Bronze Age by Researchers

Researchers from South Ural State University (SUSU) found that man has been suffering from Hepatitis B since the Bronze Age with the help of viral traces in the genomes of ancient people. To understand how some of the ancient diseases spread and to find out how they might behave in the future, an international collaboration between researchers had been analyzing DNA of the relics of ancient people found in areas from Mongolia to Europe for several years.
- Source: News Medical
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- July 16, 2018
hepatitis Researches

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