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dBusinessNews.com – Orange County: K2 Network Commercializes Global MU Online with Cutting Edge Hybrid Pricing Model IRVINE — Global MU Online — the home to more Orange County: SenoRx Successfully Settles Lawsuit ALISO VIEJO — SenoRx, Inc. today announced that it

Bay Area Hospital serves entire South Coast
Daily Triplicate – Bay Area Hospital, located in Coos Bay, is a 172-bed, publicly owned hospital, the largest on the Oregon Coast, and has more than 100 physicians on its medical staff. The hospital is the area’s largest employer with more than 900 personnel and $45

House OKs funds for temporary nuclear storage
Deseret News – WASHINGTON The House approved $30 million for the temporary storage of nuclear waste in the energy spending bill passed late Wednesday. The bill’s report says the Energy Department could consider private sites, which might make Private Fuel

Art to Present at Biomedex 2006 in Montr al (Canada)
WebWire – Montreal, Canada, – ART Advanced Research Technologies Inc. (“ART”) (TSX: ARA), a Canadian medical device company and a leader in optical molecular imaging products for the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, is pleased to announce its

Breast – Breast News
Health 24 – This week, in a highly emotional episode, Egoli s Nora decided to shave her head after chemotherapy made her hair fall out. She was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. And this was no trick for the camera actress Christine Basson really went

Web Portal Gives Patients Control of Mammogram Records
CRM Buyer – “This is a part of the transformation of health care,” Scott Cleare, Medical Imaging Channel Segment Executive, IBM Life Sciences, told TechNewsWorld. “Patients want to and should be taking responsibility for managing their own health care.” Learn

Don’t wait for digital breast X-rays
Political Gateway – ROCHESTER, Minn., May 30 (UPI) — U.S. doctors advise women to get regular mammograms even if their local hospital or clinic does not yet have the latest digital technology, a report says. Some doctors and hospitals told The Wall Street Journal they

Intermountain Healthcare to expand clinic
Spectrum – HURRICANE – Since Inter-mountain Healthcare opened an InstaCare clinic in Hurricane in the fall of 2003, the number of patients seen at the clinic has climbed from 350 to 1,100 a month. Jan Eggleston, office manager for the Hurricane Clinic, said

Local Sports and Recreation Briefs
Cottage Grove Sentinel – Members of the Cottage Grove High School track and field team will travel to Eugene on Friday and Saturday to compete in the OSAA state track and field Championships. The event held at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus will

Breast Conservation A Good Option For Non-invasive, ‘early’ Breast
Medical News Today – For women diagnosed with a type of non-invasive breast cancer , removing the breast is not the only treatment option. Breast conserving surgery, long known to be successful at treating the more common invasive cancer, can also be effective for this

New medical building open on Delnor campus
Beacon News – GENEVA A medical office building that houses a cardiac rehabilitation center, a center for breast health and space for 50 physician offices has opened at Delnor-Community Hospital in Geneva. The 111,000-square-foot Medical Office Building is

HealthWrap: No cancer link for pot smokers
Science Daily – OXFORD, England, May 25 (UPI) — A study led by Donald Tashkin, a professor at UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine in Los Angeles, has shown no direct link between heavy marijuana smoking and cancer. Not only did heavy marijuana smoking not appear