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The development of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an exciting story of innovation spanning four decades – if not several centuries – and two Nobel prizes. But the fact that MRI scanners are now used in patient care all over the world is also thanks to industrial research and development.

Minimally invasive treatment of pelvic fractures is especially beneficial for older patients.

ECR 2020 is postponed to July 15–19, 2020. For more information, please visit our landing page.

The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society announced to cancel the HIMSS 2020 given the current development of the coronavirus. For further information, please visit our landing page.

Jeremy Fotheringham, Executive Director, University Hospital & Service Lines University of Missouri Health Care, talks about boundless opportunity to innovate, do research, and transform the way healthcare is delivered.

Visit us at this year’s Arab Health in Dubai from January 27-30 at the Dubai World Trade Centre and learn how we can help you deliver better outcomes.

During the past year, we at Siemens Healthineers created experiences all over the globe – inside and outside our company - that inspire and underline our purpose: driving innovations to help human beings live healthier and longer.

The evolving role of IR presents both opportunities and challenges to institutions looking to meet future demand and remain competitive. One of the biggest challenges is designing IR suites with the capacity to accommodate the demands of tomorrow. Experts point to five attributes that will be critical to success.

Few nations are as developed as Australia when it comes to providing medical testing services to remote communities. But while point-of-care testing for diabetes and urinary diseases among rural and remote Aboriginal communities has long been available nationally, centrally digitalized and managed systems are more recent developments.

At Cardiothoracic Center of Monaco, all imaging solutions for cardiology are optimally interlinked and connected, creating synergies along the clinical pathway - from diagnosis and planning, to therapy and follow-up.

Hospitals in Portugal are struggling with growing patient numbers, a lack of personnel, and budget cuts. Even so, the department of radiology at the university hospital in Coimbra has managed to improve the quality of medical care by harnessing the latest technology.

Robert Johnson, MD, Consultant Radiologist at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust in Great Britain, explains how patients will benefit from standardized processes that span the multi-site organization and how the Trust will increase enterprise-wide value in order to meet both their immediate and future goals.

Accounting for 27 percent of all cancer deaths, lung cancer is the leading cause among both men and women. In the UK, where 45,000 people are diagnosed with lung cancer each year, a community-based screening program has been launched in Manchester to help improve early diagnosis of the disease.

The Medical University of South Carolina and Siemens Healthineers plan to drive innovation centered on the patients and their families at a new children’s and women’s hospital.