CEO and Founder of French Breast Implant Company Wanted by Interpol
The implants are filled with an unapproved non-medical grade material said to be made for mattresses? The article goes on to say around 40,000 women in the UK
Medical Loss Ratio Explained: podcast transcript
This is the transcript of my recent podcast interview about medical loss ratio (MLR) rules with Bonnie Washington of Avalere Health. This is the transcript of my recent podcast interview…
Health Care Predictions for 2011: How’d We Do?
A year ago I asked my Twitter followers to make health care predictions for 2011. Several were brave enough to go on the record, and I organized their thoughts into…
A Doctor Pans Electronic Health Record Incentives
Does anyone care that this “stimulus” money is subject to the grossest abuses? That it will be misapplied? That most of it is being doled out to people who have…
Infographic: How Important is Protecting Patient Privacy?
Patient privacy continues to make headlines in the news signifying an epidemic in security breaches in healthcare organizations increasing over 32%in the past year costing an estimated 6.5 billion annually…
How Western Companies Can Capitalize on the Opportunities in India
Dramatic changes in regulatory and market structure in India, the world’s largest democracy, has created unusual opportunities for biotechnology and medical technology companies. Dramatic changes in regulatory and market structure…
“Stunning Progress” but OOPs! in Afghanistan
Today NPR reports on the “stunning progress” made on health in Afghanistan. A USAID-funded survey conducted in 2010 –excluding parts of the high conflict South Zone- finds that mortality and…
Telehealth, Remote Monitoring and Mobile Health
Bill Crounse, MD, Senior Director, Worldwide Health, Worldwide Public Sector Microsoft Corporation shares his insights and describes four leading trends and technologies that will transform health and health…
Top 10 Mistakes that Doctors Make in Choosing Medical Software
Choosing which program to buy to run your medical practice has never been easy. Earlier , it was because there were very few programs available. Today, ironically, it is because…
How Technology Changed The Medical Industry: Infographic
We've come a long way since the invention of stethoscope in 1816. We are now in a much better position to cure diseases which at one point would have been…
