2nd Medtronic Neck Disk Wins Panel Approval
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Analysts said Medtronic now has a commanding head start in the race to move artificial disk technology from the lower to the upper spine.
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A jury in federal court in Tennessee  has ordered Medtronic Inc. to pay at least $109 million to an  inventor in a dispute over rights to spinal fusion technology.
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MedicAlert is encouraging customers to swap their bracelets for USB drives.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved an implantable computer chip that can pass a patient's medical details to doctors.
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WASHINGTON -- The Food and Drug Administration has approved an implantable computer chip that can be inserted in patients to pass along their medical history to doctors.
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Forbes Medi-Tech Inc.   hit a milestone  on Friday, winning European approval for the use of its  cholesterol-lowering ingredient, Reducol, in milk-based drinks  in the European Union.
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A jury in Memphis said yesterday that Medtronic&#39;s spinal products subsidiary should pay $400 million in punitive damages for violating agreements covering its use of surgical products invented by Dr.
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A computer chip that is implanted  under the skin won U.S. approval on Wednesday for use in  helping doctors quickly access a patient's medical history.
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Medtronic Inc. MDT.N on Wednesday  said its quarterly earnings rose on brisk demand for devices  that manage irregular heart beats and products used to treat  the spine.
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Medtronic Inc. (MDT.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Wednesday said its quarterly earnings rose on brisk demand for devices that manage irregular heart beats and products used to treat the spine.
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(Source: SEPATON) ESG Lab reviews SEPATON's enterprise-class virtual tape library systems to validate backup/restore performance of over 17TB per hour, dramatically accelerating data protection.  In addition, SEPATON's DeltaStor de-duplication software exceeded company claims of 50:1 de-dupe ratios to help companies mitigate growing disk storage costs. Uncover more "outstanding" results in the full report.
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TORONTO - A new but potentially costly treatment for multiple sclerosis has received fast-track approval from the US Food and Drug Administration.
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Johnson &amp; Johnson (JNJ:NYSE - news - research) said Tuesday that the Food and Drug Administration had approved its Charite artificial disc, the first such device for treating lower back pain.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved an implantable computer chip that can pass a patient&#39;s medical details to doctors, speeding care.
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Recently, the Storage Performance Council (SPC) posted two benchmarks to its web site that were run on an EMC Clariion CX3 Model 40. What's a bit unusual in this case is the fact that EMC did not run the benchmark, Network Appliance did.
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Of all the comments on the hard drive, and there have been hundreds, this one explains it best. I'm sorry to hear about your experience at the Apple Store. I was a "genius" for a year and can assure you that the policy regarding HDs was frustrating to us as well. In warranty it wasn't so hard to justify, but out of warranty customers often had a problem with it. My recommendation to them (and to you) is the same. AASPs often do not have the same contractual obligations with HD manufacturers that Apple does, so they may very well let you keep it. If you still wanted to have it done through an Apple store, take a magnet to it before you hand it over. The techs have better things to do than trawl through your personal data (there are exceptions, of course), but if it sets your mind at ease- go for it. Honestly, I would do this in your position because I have read of people getting reman drives with other people's data still on them. But that would have nothing to do with Apple and everything to do with the companies contracted to remanufacture the HDs.Not much more to say after that. I will probably write a summary tomorrow.
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The New Jersey attorney generalâs office issued subpoenas Monday to two companies involved in the development of the Prodisc, an artificial spinal disk for the lower back.