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The neurosurgery program at Children's Hospital Central California has received $200,000 in total donations from a couple in Virginia who credit the medical director of neurosurgery at the hospital, Gary Magram, MD, with saving their daughter's life, according to a…
International Rehabilitative Sciences this week announced that it will commercialize and launch the Nimbus Concepts radiofrequency ablation device for chronic spinal pain in the U.S.
An assistant professor of biomedical sciences at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine will use a two-year, $140,000 research grant to study cancer pain and bone loss, according to a Bangor Daily News report.
Lewis Yocum, MD, will perform elbow surgery on Padres pitcher Joe Wieland, according to an MLB report.
Summit Medical Group in Berkeley Heights, N.J., has formed a new orthopedics department.
Steven J. Nunes has resigned as MAKO Surgical's senior vice president of sales and marketing, effective immediately.
K2M, a spinal device company, has debut its Rail 4D Technology, which will first be featured in the MESA Rail Deformity Spinal System to address complex spinal curves.
ChartLogic, a national provider of electronic health record services, has named Brenner Adams senior vice president of business development.
President Obama on Monday signed into law the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act, which included provisions to alleviate critical drug shortages.