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Emotional testimony presented on lifting breast implant ban

April 12, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

CMS funds back small-practice adoption of EHR technology

April 8, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

Summit highlights quality gaps, disparity in U.S. healthcare

April 7, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

Summit highlights quality gaps, disparity in U.S. healthcare

April 6, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

Life after DES: Looking for the next blockbuster product

April 4, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

Minimally invasive procedures are the name of the game

April 1, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

Wilson Greatbatch powers up for growth beyond batteries

March 31, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

CryoCath to begin new IDE study for AF ablation device

March 30, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

Washington Roundup: Medicare: Trustees report sees mixed bag for future solvency

March 29, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

FDA approves Gore's TAG as first device for treating TAA

March 25, 2005

By Christopher Delporte

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