Archive for March, 2008
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced it is seeking a $2.2 million penalty against a California hearing aid manufacturer for violations of federal law, including manufacturing standards violations and the failure to notify the FDA of a change in an outside supplier or vendor, which may have exposed recipients of the devices to unnecessary health risks.
TWO YEARS after being diagnosed with severe deafness, Sheldon’s Lucy Vallance now has her eyes and ears set on kindergarten.
Scientists are testing a device to help those with inner-ear problems.
His inspirations come from power equations and traditional Indian imagery. Playing with empty spaces on his canvases, renowned artist, Satish Gujral is back with a solo exhibition after five years
Source: Reuters (Recasts, adds details) WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Friday it wants to fine Advanced Bionics LLC, a maker of cochlear implant hearing aids, $2.2 ...
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today announced it is seeking a 2.2 million dollar penalty against a California hearing aid manufacturer for violations of federal law, including manufacturing standards violations and the failure to notify the FDA of a change in an outside supplier or vendor, which may have exposed recipients of the devices to unnecessary health risks.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Friday it wants to fine Advanced Bionics LLC, a maker of cochlear implant hearing aids, $2.2 million for alleged manufacturing violations that put patients at risk.
Hospital treatment for older patients consistently costs more than for people under 60 who need similar procedures, says a national study that diagnoses the dollars spent.
OTTAWA -- Hospital treatment for older patients consistently costs more than for people under 60 who need similar procedures, says a national study that diagnoses the dollars spent. While it's no surprise this would be the case – older people may require more tests, for instance, or need more [...]
Posted: Mar. 27 5:23 p.m. Updated: Mar. 27 11:26 p.m. Chapel Hill, N.C. — Cochlear implants have helped many people with severe to profound auditory loss to hear sounds and recognize speech, but there were no other options if the electronic devices didn't work.
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