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Gambro BCT, Inc., medical device manfacturer soon to become CaridianBCT, Inc.,

Gambro BCT, Inc., the largest medical device manufacturer headquartered in Colorado, with worldwide revenues approaching $500M and 2300 employees, announced it will change its legal name to CaridianBCT, Inc. on July 14, 2008. The Lakewood, CO-based company was a...

Cardinal Health shares climb on earnings jump

Shares of Cardinal Health ended trading higher by more than 6% after the drug distributor reported third-quarter earnings that exceeded analyst views, thanks to repricing of large retail accounts and the renewal of anti-diversion efforts. Shares of Cardinal...

International SOS calls on IBA for Asian community clinic solution

Australia's largest listed health information technology company announced a $2 million contract with Singapore based International SOS – the world’s largest medical assistance company - for a primary care solution at its clinics throughout Asia. Australia's largest listed...

Zoll’s medical receives award for customer service excellence in Technical Support

ZOLL's Medical Corporation, a manufacturer of resuscitation devices and related software solutions, announced that it has received the Omega NorthFace ScoreBoard AwardSM for a seventh consecutive year. The award is presented annually by the Omega Management Group Corp. to...

Hill-Rom reports growth of 12% for the last quater

Hill-Rom Holdings, Inc. reporting for the first time since the spin-off of the funeral services business, announced unaudited financial results for its fiscal second quater ended March 31, 2008.  Results included revenue of $375.2 million, a $40.2% million or...

Carestream new virtual 3D solution for healthcare market

The new Carestream Virtual 3D Solution is available as either a standalone workstation or as a workgroup configuration that permits multiple user access to server-based software from existing workstations.  The virtual 3D solution delivers advanced 3D processing and comparative...

Healthcare ahead with wireless technology

The healthcare industry finding itself in an unfamiliar position, increasingly using  wireless technology to minimise the cost and disruption associated with the deployment of innovative ehealth and telecare services. A recent report from, Cambridge-based analysts, Wireless Healthcare, when healthcare...

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