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ENT Equipment and Medical Anaesthesia Equipment are used in clinics and hospitals

ENT Equipment and Medical Anaesthesia Equipment are used in clinics and hospitals which ranges from bed, table, light, to diagnostic instruments like laryngoscope used to examine larynx region. Our drugdu (Ddu) team has been collaborated with ENT Equipment and Medical Anaesthesia Equipment manufacturer, in order to deliver qualitative hospital products. ‘Shanghai Flower Medical Technology Co., Ltd. This China-based ENT Equipment and Medical Anaesthesia Equipment manufacturer has an expertise in manufacturing advanced technology-oriented ICU facilities and operating room equipment like a lamp, table, medical trolley, hospital furniture, FDY-2A electric hydraulic operating table, medical stretcher, and hospital bed. The medical pendant is used as an alarm during an emergency. The plant has got varied units for collection, drilling, folding, cutting, welding, epoxy spraying, assembling and packaging in high standards. These company products have passed ISO 13485 certification, ISO9001 and EU CE certification. This company has got nearly ten years of experience in production ...
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Noninvasive fat elimination devices are here to stay

The Annual Masters of Aesthetics Symposium witnessed Mathew M. Avram, MD, JD commenting that non-invasive fat eliminating techniques like laser therapy and cryolipolysis continue to garner interest and show an increasing implementation trend. “It does not compare to liposuction, but many patients prefer these devices because there’s less downtime,” he said. “They don’t want pain. They don’t want time away from work.” Dr. Avram, director of laser, cosmetics, and dermatologic surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston believes that the emergence of non-invasive body shaping procedures since the last ten years has outpaced conventional liposuction by a large distance. He said, “It’s not even close. Among American Society for Dermatologic Surgery [ASDS] members, for every 1 liposuction, there are over 10 non-invasive body sculpting treatments.” “Each treatment has improved in efficacy with time,” Dr. Avram remarked. Data from the ASDS revealed that 208,000 cryolipolysis, 89,000 radiofrequency, 46,000 deoxycholic acid , ...
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3 Hospital Bed Suppliers

An ideal hospital bed would be one which is designed to give comfort to the patient and be convenient for use to the healthcare professional or caretaker. It should have an adjustable height for all the ends, the side rails and should be equipped with electronic buttons to carry out the functions. To find an ideal hospital bed for your hospital/ healthcare facility/ home, visit Ddu (Drugdu.com), the global leading pharmaceutical and medical devices B2B platform. Our team has selected good quality hospital bed suppliers/ manufacturers to meet the needs of healthcare settings. Surgitech India is one of the hospital bed suppliers on Ddu which offers its 3-part dividable examination table, electric examination table, manual and automatic ICU beds. Another manufacturing company is the China based Hengshui Qiankang Medical Co.,Ltd. which has made its multifunctional nursing bed available on Ddu. It is made from the top quality stainless steel and ...
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First Aid Equipment Supplier

Etkin Medical Devices Ltd., a first aid equipment supplier on Ddu (Drugdu.com) is a renowned company based in Turkey which has its own technology to manufacture LED lights specialised for Operation Theatres (OT). Ddu brings surgeons and hospital owners in contact with this one of a kind company on its global leading pharmaceutical and medical devices B2B platform. The first aid equipment supplier showcases its Etc Led Em 80 Et Kayra Examination Light, Etc Led Em 120 Et Anka Compact Operating Light, Etc Led C 16et/16et Ceiling Mounted Elite Series Model, and the Etc Led C 16et/16et Ceiling Mounted Master Series Model on Ddu. These specialised surgical lights are CE certified and provided with a minimum warranty of 2 years which can be mounted on the ceiling or on stands. Etkin Medical Devices Ltd. builds specific lights for the purpose of operations and examinations as well. The surgical lights manufacturing ...
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Sonoma Pharmaceuticals’ HOCI shows promising results In Acne Study

The results of a study on the high concentration performance-stabilized Hypochlorous Acid (HOCI) developed by Sonoma Pharmaceuticals for treating acne vulgaris was presented along with earlier Sonoma’s HOCI studies for acne by the lead researcher Mark Steven Nestor, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the Center for Clinical and Cosmetic Research, Aventura Florida and Voluntary Associate Professor in the Departments of Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery and the Division of Plastic Surgery at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine in Miami, Florida. Dr. Nestor said, “This study truly demonstrates that both of these new HOCl products show significant efficacy in the treatment of mild-to-moderate acne. And in doing so, both the gel and the solution were extremely well tolerated. Additionally, based on the safety profile of HOCl, I have no problem recommending HOCl topical treatment to young children or women who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant.” Adding, “ ...
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- September 13, 2018
AliveCor gets FDA breakthrough status for Hyperkalemia diagnosis

Hyperkalemia is defined as the condition where there would be a higher potassium level in blood. The potassium level goes higher due to chronic kidney disease and type 1 diabetes, suffered by millions of people. Irregular heartbeat is the common symptom of hyperkalemia. A blood sample is required to detect the potassium level till date. But a Silicon Valley start-up company named AliveCor along with the doctors from Mayo Clinic have developed a novel technology, where the blood sample is not required. Just by looking at the electrocardiogram (ECG) pattern which records the electric signals of the heart, the level of potassium can be detected. Hence, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had given ‘breakthrough device’ designation on 10th September 2018 for a novel way of potassium level measurement. Vic Gundotra, the CEO of AliveCor, said “It was a pie-in-the-sky idea that we could use AI to see something like ...
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Get tested for HIV/Hepatitis if you had done vampire facial in spa

The skin rejuvenation procedures like ‘Vampire facial’ are conducted by cosmetologists in order to regenerate the damaged part of the patient’s skin, which will make you look younger. In many regions, even a spa offers this service. But is it really safe? Is there any risk behind it? In Vampire facial, the platelets are extracted from the client’s blood and re-injected back into the face via micro-needling method. Though this procedure seems to be effective, no research study claims that it has a long-lasting effect. The risk is found especially in handling the blood. When a client reported that she got affected by an unspecified disease following the Vampire facial procedure, the health officials from the New Mexico Department of Health, along with representatives of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department and the Barbers and Cosmetologists Board, visited the spa located in Albuquerque, from where she had gone through ...
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Removal of fibroid weighing 61 pounds – A case history

Nearly 70% females develop uterine fibroids after menopause. This fibroid growth is quite common among the women of reproductive age. The common symptoms of fibroid include abdominal discomfort and bowel issues. There is a 53-year-old woman from Singapore who avoided these symptoms, which lead to the overgrowth of fibroid structure for around 26-inches. It occupied the entire abdominal and pelvic cavity, which got extended to the bottom of her breastbone. Hence she was unable to breathe, which led to hospitalization. Dr. Ph Ting Lim, an OB-GYN resident from KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Singapore diagnosed her condition and decided to perform a complete hysterectomy to remove the 61-pound fibroid. Then, a plastic surgery was performed to reconstruct her thinned abdominal wall. It was still unclear regarding the duration of fibroid growth in the patient’s body. Since she was scared of surgery, she might have ignored her symptoms and never ...
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Duke of Cambridge launches a mental health website

Stress in the workplace is a common point of concern in today’s world. A new survey had reported that nearly half of the British employees are experiencing severe mental health issues in their present job. Only half of them were found to discuss the issues with their employers. Even a Deloitte study in 2017 showed that mental health issues cost UK employers between £33 billion and £42 billion in every year. Considering the seriousness of this issue, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, would be launching a website to improve the employee’s mental health. The project name ‘Mental Health at Work’ was disclosed at an event in Bristol on 11th September 2018. This site offers blogs, podcasts and documents for the users to gain information. This website launch follows the past work for the mental health campaign named Heads Together in 2016, headed by Prince William, Kate and Prince Harry. ...
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Upcoming breast cancer drugs get a new target in milk production enzyme

The Jak2/Stat5 genetic pathway which controls the natural development of mammary glands and also breast cancer cells is regulated by the enzyme cyclophilin A (CypA), find VCU Massey Cancer Center researchers headed by Charles Clevenger, M.D., Ph.D., which could be a new target for breast cancer therapies. “This research identifies cyclophilin A as a relevant target for therapeutic intervention in breast cancer. Because FDA-approved drugs are available to inhibit the action of CypA, translation of these findings to breast cancer patients should be rapid,” said Clevenger, interim associate director for basic research, member of the Cancer Cell Signaling research program and Carolyn Wingate Endowed Chair in Cancer Research at VCU Massey Cancer Center. “No study to date had previously examined the loss of CypA function during mammary development and the formation of cancer.” Clevenger and his associates could suppress the initiation of the Stat5 pathway in mouse models having ER-positive ...
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