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Robotic heart surgery represents a key step forward for SS Innovations

SS Innovations International SSi Mantra 3 robotic surgery system

The company's SSi Mantra 3 robotic surgery system has already gained regulatory approvals in several countries. FDA approval is anticipated by late 2025 or early 2026.

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Fed up with patients recording their imaging exams, radiographers call for more stringent cellphone policies

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This problem doesn't just affect imaging staff but all healthcare workers, one organization cautions.

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Arizona woman arrested for alleged whole-body imaging scam using veterinary products to treat cancer

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Janmarie Lanzo is charged with conspiracy to violate the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and defraud the FDA, according to the indictment. 

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FDA announces recall of interventional product that could cause ‘serious injury or death’

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Vendor Centerline Biomedical recently initiated the action, removing certain IOPS (Intra-Operative Positioning System) Guidewires, used in vascular procedures, from the market. 

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Led by notable names in radiology, imaging AI firm HOPPR raises nearly $32M

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Founded in 2019 and based in Chicago, the vendor offers a “leading” infrastructure platform for building, refining and deploying large-scale AI models in medical imaging. 

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Healthcare AI today: Dangerous LLMs, self-training AI—and is AI good for what ails healthcare?

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If an individual is at all susceptible to mental unwellness, overuse of a talkative LLM could push him or her over the edge. Maybe literally. 

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Ivenix infusion kits recalled by FDA due to serious manufacturing defect

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Lines included in the kits were misassembled and could result in a botched blood transfusion. Due to the risk of serious injury or death, the recall has been designated as Class I.

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FDA recalls pediatric breathing kits after eight serious injuries

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Endotracheal tubes inside Medline neonatal intubation kits have been deemed too narrow, putting newborn patients at risk for hypoxia. This recall has been given the most serious FDA designation due to the risk of death.

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Kettering Health hit with class-action lawsuit weeks after ransomware attack

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Law firm Wright & Schulte said they filed a legal complaint on behalf of patients, pointing to the health system’s alleged lack of transparency and negligence in protecting data as the basis for the lawsuit.

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Cardiology societies should develop separate guidelines for treating female heart patients

Janet Wei, MD, Erika J. Glazer Chair in Women’s Cardiovascular Research, Education and Innovation at the Smidt Heart Institute at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, explains the key differences between men and women in cardiovascular disease presentations and disease progression. She said heart disease its the number one cause of death in women and the guidelines cannot be a one size fits all document lumping men and women together, they really need to separate out specific details for women.

Janet Wei, MD, examined the key differences between men and women when it comes to cardiovascular disease. These differences, she said, highlight why female patients need their very own treatment guidelines.

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