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Gordon S. LaVigne Appointed ALS Association Chief Development and Communications Officer

The ALS Association, the nation’s leader in the fight against the disease ALS (amyotrophic laterals sclerosis) announced today that it has appointed Gordon S. LaVigne as chief development and communications officer.

LeonardoMD Partners with MedAppz to Provide Web-Based CCHIT-Certified Electronic Health Record

LeonardoMD has partnered with MedAppz to offer an industry-leading web-based electronic health record to complement LeonardoMD’s premier web-based practice management software. The MedAppz iSuite will be incorporated into LeonardoMD web-based practice management software, which is primarily focused on streamlining the flow of patients through the medical office, automating administrative tasks, accelerating claim submission and payment, and eliminating claim filing errors. The addition of the MedAppz iSuite is designed to allow ambulatory care practices to securely chart patient information, write prescriptions, and automatically generate claims with the same commitment to quality and efficiency with which LeonardoMD software has streamlined practice management.

Perceptum Announces Faculty Development and Device Training for Physicians

Company expands upon its extensive medical device training and education programs by offering faculty development and device training for physicians.

The US Drug Watchdog Calls Gadolinium A Train Wreck Involving People With Kidney Disease, MRI's, & A Horrible Disease Called NSF

The US Drug Watchdog is calling for a national consumer alert for US citizens with kidney disease, MRI's, a specific type of imaging dye called Gadolinium, and an incurable disease called NSF.The cause of NSF is unknown but it has been reported only in patients who have severe kidney disease. NSF causes fibrosis of the skin and connective tissues throughout the body which results in skin thickening that may prevent bending and extending joints, resulting in decreased mobility of joints. The US drug Watchdog is saying, with twenty plus million US citizens with kidney disease, and gadolinium still being used in MRI's, we fear there could be thousands of NSF victims out there. NSF may be the most under diagnosed serious disease in the US." Possible victims of NSF should contact the US Drug Watchdog at 866-714-6466, or contact the group via their web site at Http://USDrugWatchdog.Com

Stroke Therapy with Corkscrew Device Most Beneficial, Study Suggests

Patients whose stroke-causing blood clots were removed with a corkscrew-like device improved an average of 81 percent, according to a five-year study. Stroke suffers who received other minimally invasive treatments improved from 32 percent to 60 percent.

Women More Likely Than Men to Avoid Amputation After Minimally Invasive Therapy for Blocked Leg Arteries

Women with below-the-knee artery blockages fare better than men when treated with minimally invasive endovascular therapy. Two years after endovascular treatment, 88 percent of women avoided amputation compared to 83 percent of men, according to a study of 277 patients.

Minimally Invasive Repair of Ruptured Aortic Aneurysm Could Save More Lives than Surgery

Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA) are so deadly, they kill 13,000 Americans every year. Minimally invasively emergency repair of ruptured AAA could save more lives in some cases than traditional open surgery, suggests new data. The latest research on AAA is being presented at the 22nd annual International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy (ISET).

Prize4Life and Boston Blazers Partner in Fight Against Lou Gehrig's Disease

Professional lacrosse team and non-profit organization join forces to fight ALS

Gene Linked to Schizophrenia May Reduce Cancer Risk

People who inherit a specific form of a gene that puts them on a road to schizophrenia may be protected against some forms of cancer, according to a new study by scientists at The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research.

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