High-Tech Drug Delivery
A newly developed family of biodegradable polymers has shown potential for use in intracellular delivery and sustained release of therapeuti
Managing Diabetes
Advancements in diabetes treatmentsHigh-Shear Fluid Processing
Although conventional homogenization has served the needs of the dairy industry and other industries for more than a century, the producers of pharmaceutical, personal care, chemical and food products are increasingly turning to high-shear fluid processing when highl
Successful Enterprise Resource Planning
Diagnostic Hybrids Inc.The Prescription for Health Care Excellence
According to the Institute of Medicine, there are approximately 100,000 people per year killed in the Unites States because of medical Laser Scanning Helps Validate Design of New Venous Filter
Avoiding blood trauma is a concern when pumping cardiac patients’ blood during surgery.Consumers Must Drive Quality Health Care
A revolution is working its way through America’s health care systems.Quality Assessment: Process or Outcome?
The Dutch public health care system is being transformed in various ways. With an increasing focus on efficiency and consumer driven care, health institutions in The Netherlands are forced to critically evaluate their actions and processes.
RFID in Health Care: a Four-Dimensional Supply Chain
The groundswell of radio frequency identification devices (RFID) in health care may be clouded by the stomping of Wal-Mart, but the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries are quietly becoming one of the top innovators and users of RFID, and they’ll likely outpace other market segments in the ve
How Experimental Design Optimizes Assay Automation
Optimizing biological assay conditions is a demanding process that scientists face every day. The requirement is to develop high-quality, robust assays that work across a wide range of biological conditions. The demand is to do this within a short development time frame.
