Book Review: Positive Intelligence
Book Review: Positive Intelligence The most painful day of Shirzad Chamine’s professional life was the driving force behind his book Positive Intelligence and his becoming the Chairman of CTI, the largest coach-training organization in the world. His New York Times...
Brains and bones get a boost
Among exciting new MedTech developments is 3-D printing of bone tissue that hardens in a matter of minutes without harsh chemicals or radiation.
To gaze or not?
New marketing research says not all ads require subjects to have direct eye contact. It depends if the ad is for emotional intent or to inform.
Meet the Expert: Arin Brahma
Meet the Expert: Arin Brahma, PhD Assistant Professor, Loyola Marymount University Arin Brahma is both a generalist and a specialist with diverse experience that spans the depth and breadth of IT and AI applications as well as a seasoned educator and consultant. He is...
Birds, Butterflies, and MedTech?
Could Medtech history be in the making from the latest scientific explanation of how butterflies fly?
Antibiotics? Not so fast
Scientists are tackling the severe threats of bacterial resistance with a dedicated research institute to address “overuse and misuse” of antibiotics.
CMS fast tracks breakthrough devices
CMS has just removed a key barrier that has hindered U.S. physicians and seniors from timely access to critical advancements in medical technology.
Book Review: How to Be Like Walt
Book Review: How to Be Like Walt Classic. A choice word for How to Be Like Walt—Capturing the Disney Magic Every Day of Your Life by Pat Williams with Jim Denney. Written in 2004, this timeless tome reveals countless reasons why Walt Disney’s brilliance combined with...
Dancing to the music
Robots can dance. They can also help healthcare facilities save costs, reduce facility waste, and improve patient care.