
The company acts after FDA reports increased illnesses and deaths linked to its devices
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A Radical PrescriptionJanuary 16, 2019 |
Could digital technology make doctors of us all? Advances in artificial intelligence, diagnostics and electronic data gathering could prompt a revolution in how we access healthcare
Quick ReadPhysicians whose state boards have sanctioned them for harming patients, unnecessarily prescribing addictive drugs, bilking federal insurance programs and even sexual misconduct nonetheless continue to receive payments for consulting, giving talks about products, and more
Quick ReadAmid a raging opioid epidemic, many doctors and families in the U.S. have been pleading for better treatment alternatives. One option now under consideration by the Food and Drug Administration is a system of implanted rods that offer controlled release of buprenorphine — a drug already used in other forms to treat opioid addiction
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We’re More Honest With Our Phones Than With Our DoctorsMarch 23, 2016 |
In recent years, mobile technology has granted me and countless others the ability to collect an unprecedented amount of information about our habits and well-being
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A Do-It-Yourself Revolution in Diabetes CareFebruary 23, 2016 |
Mr. Costik shared a photograph of his simple hack on Twitter — and discovered a legion of parents who were eager to tailor off-the-shelf devices into homemade solutions. Together, they have set in motion a remarkable, egalitarian push for improved technology to manage diabetes care, rarely seen in the top-down world of medical devices
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