Hospital Glitch Gives Patients 8x Radiation Dosage. hospital radiation ct scan cancer. A spokesperson for the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA this week disclosed an error that saw several patients suffer overdoses of radiation. . According to hospital officials,...

cyberspace, however this is not the first time we’ve heard of hospital workers photographing patients. Earlier this year reports emerged that several employees at the Tri-City Hospital in Oceanside were allegedly secretly taking pictures of patients and patient...

documentation and other purposes. All of these base hardware abilities are tied together by the intelligent software design. In future generations it will likely become fully contextual aware. This would allow, for example, nurses to walk into a patient’s...

patients, it’s the actual headphones themselves that are the cause, composed of strong little magnets that can disrupt the implants’ firmware if placed within 1.2 inches. This is not a good thing, especially for those patients who depend on pacemakers...

New Pacemaker Can Access Internet. Internet Pacemaker Wireless Wi-Fi. Pacemakes with Wi-Fi support could save money for patients as well as save their lives.. So what gives? Why is Tom's posting news about a wireless pacemaker? After all, aren't those things...

or not Jan H. eventually got his toothbrush, the power outage caused elevators to stall and patients who were on respiratory machines to be assisted manually. Fortunately, no patients suffered any lasting consequences, according to 24oranges. A court on Tuesday...

saying that robotic "nurses" in a person's home could reduce the $2.2 trillion spent on health care every year.His vision includes robots caring for elderly people who insist on living at home, or sick patients that don't require surgery. What his vision doesn't...

for the real thing.. It's a great feeling knowing that doctors of today can load up simulators and practice virtual test runs before attempting surgery on real patients. 48-year-old Ellen Wright probably feels the same, as she was the first patient to benefit...