Telemedicine is growing in the United States, but there are several perceived roadblocks that remain. Here are the major roadblocks, according to the Medscape "Physician and Patient Attitudes Toward Technology in Medicine."
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The FDA collaborated with the medical device industry, healthcare providers and quality experts on "The Case for Quality" which released its first report on the feasibility and effectiveness of standardized medical devices at hospitals.
Last week, CMS released its final Medicare Access & CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 implementation final rule, according to Healthcare Dive.
Orthopedic surgeon Steven DeLuca, DO, is now a member of The Leading Physicians of the World.
Columbus-based The Ohio State University researchers found spinal cord injuries impact a type of gut bacteria. When this gut bacteria is altered, it exacerbates neurological damage and may impair function recovery.
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The global lumbar spine fusion market is anticipated to grow through 2020, based on a Reportstack analysis, according to WhaTech.
Johnson City-based Southern New York NeuroSurgical Group joined the UHS healthcare system, according to pressconnects.
Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County in Willingboro, N.J., is the first South Jersey hospital to install the Mazor Robotics Renaissance Guidance System.
New York-based Studio Bitonti designed a 3D-printed brace for people with scoliosis, according to Wired.
DISC Sports & Spine Center, in Marina Del Rey & Newport Beach, Calif., celebrated World Spine Day by offering tips for maintaining a healthy spine.