One is Medtronic, the world's largest maker of medical equipment.
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Working conditions are poor and expensive modern medical equipment scarce.
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The rolling blackouts also wreak havoc on the medical equipment.
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When the neighborhood flooded, $22,000 of medical equipment was ruined.
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China is targeting U.S. fuel, steel, autos and medical equipment.
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Staffing is inadequate, and medical equipment is in short supply.
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The focus for now is on medicines and medical equipment.
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DE) 28 billion euro ($35 billion) medical equipment arm Healthineers (SHLG.
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Previously, he made sound sculptures using medical equipment and cardboard drums.
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They are spread through improperly washed hands, surfaces and medical equipment.
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Investors are not dumping stocks in pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and biotech.
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It also covers medical equipment, like crutches or blood-sugar monitors.
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The base in Cuba has only limited medical equipment and capabilities.
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In corporate news, medical equipment maker Medtronic reported mixed quarterly results.
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Only if there are beds, medical equipment and health care providers.
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She's not scared of children in wheelchairs or with medical equipment.
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O), up over 2,600%, followed by medical equipment maker Abiomed (ABMD.
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Prescription drugs, most groceries and medical equipment like walkers are already exempt.
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They issued a death certificate and prepared to disconnect the medical equipment.
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So Gaza lacks sophisticated medical equipment and has patchy access to medicines.
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Tsunakawa is credited for having increased earnings at the medical equipment unit.
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It also tweaks FDA reporting requirements and inspection rules for medical equipment.
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Without access to pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and fuels, many people would die.
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The statement did not address Trump's request for states on medical equipment.
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Medical equipment providers struggle to keep up Ventilator manufacturer Hamilton Medical Inc.
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Some private companies, to their credit, are increasing production of medical equipment.
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There is a backup, however, if the Chinese medical equipment shortages continue.
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Hospitals in Wuhan have posted messages online urgently appealing for medical equipment.
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The medical equipment company that provided that piece of plastic billed $319.
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More recently, they are being used in medical equipment and electric vehicles.
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But prosecutors allege they had never purchased or received the medical equipment.
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There have also been declines in apparel, medical equipment and automobile prices.
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Medical-equipment giant Thermo Fisher also has a test on the market.
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Raul Ruiz, A California Democrat who is a trained physician, also said there was next to no medical equipment at the Antelope Wells facility, and neither detention center had any pediatric medical equipment — or even an examination bed.
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Its customized equipment was adapted from equestrian medical equipment to accommodate camel treatment.
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The U.S. also imports electrical machinery, mineral fuels, and optical and medical equipment.
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There were tubes going into her mouth, medical equipment attached to her head.
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The bacteria can also contaminate medical equipment, such as blood catheters and ventilators.
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The ICRC confirmed some medical equipment had been blocked but gave no details.
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Swedish medical equipment company Elekta said many hospitals came to sign such contracts.
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The programs ranged from vehicles to aircraft to individual weapons and medical equipment.
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The world responded to this crisis, shipping in doctors, nurses and medical equipment.
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That includes home care, durable medical equipment people need for mobility, and more.
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It's left the nation short of physicians, medical equipment, beds, and coronavirus tests.
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This is the only way to prevent shortages of medical equipment or food.
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Old medical equipment from the Netherlands lies idle in hospitals in South Africa.
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It was not immediately clear what type of medical equipment Trump was seeking.
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By March 29, the country's medical equipment regulator approved the devices for production.
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Boxes containing ventilators and medical equipment lay piled on a sidewalk on Monday.
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Powerful magnets are everywhere, from medical equipment to particle accelerators in physics labs.
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Sensor data is collected from vehicles, cell phones, appliances, medical equipment and other machines.
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L) , which owns Legoland, and Japanese medical equipment and camera maker Olympus Corp (7733.
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The packages contain vital items such as floatation devices, shark repellent and medical equipment.
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Nearly half of Israeli exports to South Korea are machinery, electrical and medical equipment.
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Colmenares, a medical equipment repairman, first set up in Panama with $23,22 in hand.
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Ferrari, the Brazilian prosecutor, said the medical equipment investigation was in its early stages.
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Three crying babies lay in incubators in a ward littered with broken medical equipment.
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Reno, Nevada, will fly drones to deliver life-saving medical equipment in emergency situations.
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Price also had financial stakes in medical equipment companies when he was in Congress.
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China also plans to slap tariffs on U.S. oil, plastics, chemicals and medical equipment.
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Now, it's helping to keep crucial medical equipment operational during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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That restriction applies to any company not involved in producing food or medical equipment.
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John Ray, a retired medical-equipment executive from Missouri, called him a useful sidekick.
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Draegerwerk which makes breathing protection and medical equipment was up 4.7% at 53.8 euros.
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"We also had to get some medical equipment that were not available," he added.
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It sold its medical equipment business to Canon Inc for $6 billion last year.
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It does not count indirect deaths, like someone whose medical equipment fails in a blackout.
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There are a few exceptions, though, including food, medical equipment, transportation and some IT products.
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Sunday, when medical equipment giant Becton Dickinson announced it was buying Bard for $24 billion.
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The company bought licenses in several US states that allow it to ship medical equipment.
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These deep cuts are being acutely felt by home medical equipment businesses in rural areas.
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Potential for 'widespread shortages' Regarding the shortages of medical equipment, the warnings signs were there.
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That includes the delivery of food, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment provided by e-commerce companies.
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Shares of the medical equipment maker rose more than 9 percent to a record $124.07.
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European makers of pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and trains are also expected to come out ahead.
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And surprisingly, up popped Joerns Healthcare, a medical-equipment supplier and a client of Primm's.
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Ventilators are not the only pieces of medical equipment that hospitals are scrambling to secure.
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With medical equipment in short supply, hospitals in Italy have already had to ration care.
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Olympus rose 2.3% to a record high amid bullish view on its medical equipment business.
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The technology could be used across G.E.'s businesses, whether medical equipment or wind turbines.
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Open heart surgeries, g-tubes, therapies and durable medical equipment—the bills add up fast.
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"I don't have any medical equipment with me — my hands are empty," Dr. Yaftali recalled.
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Founded in 1967, Sebia provides medical equipment and technology used for in-vitro diagnostic testing.
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Sweden's Elekta also fell 4.6 percent after the medical equipment firm missed expectations with its results.
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Sweden's Elekta was down 4.1 percent after the medical equipment firm missed expectations with its results.
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Take industrial machines from jet engines to medical equipment and turn them into intelligent interconnected devices.
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Other goods on the list include tractors, motorcycles, mountain bikes and some pieces of medical equipment.
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For people who rely on medical equipment that requires power, an outage can be life-threatening.
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Before entering politics he exported medical equipment and consulting services to Asia, Latin America and Africa.
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Other goods on the list include tractors, motorbikes, mountain bikes and some pieces of medical equipment.
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He listened closely as something like the squeak of bedsprings or perhaps medical equipment grew louder.
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T), are among potential bidders for a medical equipment unit of financially troubled Toshiba Corp (6502.
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U.S.-based medical equipment maker Resmed Inc lost 3.5% as the company's shares traded ex-dividend.
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"The dust is depositing on HVAC registers, ceilings, walls, and on medical equipment," the email said.
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Amazon Business sells everything from industrial supplies like screws and pumps to lab and medical equipment.
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For starters, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) significantly overpays for both pharmaceuticals and medical equipment.
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Olympus paid $623 million to settle the medical equipment case and admitted wrongdoing in the matter.
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They bring with them over 62,000 pounds of specialized tools and medical equipment, according to USAID.
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The families had spent six hours lobbying, lugging medical equipment from one Senate office to another.
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Some have reported that people are stealing large numbers of masks and medical equipment from hospitals.
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Ford (F) is working with 3M and GE Healthcare to produce medical equipment and protective gear.
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The funding shortfall has already forced the agency to stop buying in medical equipment and supplies.
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The funding shortfall has already forced the agency to stop buying in medical equipment and supplies.
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But with the desperate call for medical equipment, he and other manufacturers huddled with Mr. Ehrenberg.
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But medicines, medical equipment, electronics and building equipment were strictly prohibited from entering the besieged area.
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That's not happening right now, due to the nationwide shortage of N95s and other medical equipment.
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The Army Corps, Cuomo said, has access to medical equipment that states currently have difficulty accessing.
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The next big business to go: GE Healthcare, which makes MRI machines and other medical equipment.
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Sometimes, medical equipment is certified as it is, and an upgrade brings along re-certification questions.
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The city&aposs doctors have described overcrowding and a lack of medical equipment and protective gear.
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The medical equipment maker had already held an 11 percent stake in the robotic systems company.
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Siemens promised in 24.7 to scrutinize deals for graft, including sales of medical equipment in China.
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Over the radio, she heard hospitals plead for diesel fuel to keep vital medical equipment running.
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Vital provisions – food, medicine, fuel, medical equipment, batteries, solar panels and more – are not getting through.
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The reimbursement rate for medical equipment supplies in rural areas has now been reduced by 50 percent or more in many cases because of bidding methodology where urban home medical equipment providers can take advantage of increased market share in winning exclusive rights to provide certain products.
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The indictment filed in federal court in Kentucky alleges they fabricated letters from health care providers about using the medical equipment, fabricated prescriptions that were purportedly signed by healthcare providers and created fake invoices from medical equipment companies in an effort to prove the equipment was purchased.
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What better activity to commemorate a recovery than turning your leftover medical equipment into weird wall art?
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The design, manufacture and servicing of everything from appliances to medical equipment is spread across both borders.
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Since April 2015 Yemen has received 4.9m tonnes of food aid and 13,200 tonnes of medical equipment.
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Danaher — Danaher ticked up 29.15% after the medical equipment and devices company's second-quarter results beat estimates.
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An inch of water stands in the main hallway, amid scattered hospital gurneys and ruined medical equipment.
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Other investments include loans to Benelux medical equipment distributor Duomed and German auto parts manufacturer Reutter Group.
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Now take it further: Are you a poor teenager who requires medical equipment or a lengthy hospitalization?
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Medical equipment — Respondents supported making equipment like oxygen tanks provided in a public plan, 36% to 31%.
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DE) is set to price the initial public offering (IPO) of its medical equipment unit Healthineers (SHLG.
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Hospitals often issue debt to fund new facility construction, buy new medical equipment or refinance old debt.
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Why it matters: Devices can range from medical equipment to manufacturing robots, to internet connected coffee makers.
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Converting factories from making cars to making medical equipment cannot happen immediately, and could take several months.
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Even China has stepped in, providing medical equipment and expertise to Europe as it fights Covid-19.
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They were from industries including finance, electronics, medical equipment, biotechnology, automotive, mining, and oil and gas exploration.
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From Ireland to Seattle, makers and engineers are creating open-source versions of much-needed medical equipment.
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Mr. Strum told me he approached Target about producing a line of medical equipment a decade ago.
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There were shortages of antibiotics, anesthetics and sterilized medical equipment, said María Teresa Salas, a medical technician.
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A potential shortage of medical equipment, and face masks in particular, has raised alarm for U.S. policymakers.
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Instead, the system makes maximum profits for health insurance companies, the pharmaceutical industry and medical equipment suppliers.
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In addition to health clinics and medical equipment, CVS could provide assistance with vision, hearing and nutrition.
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But the disabled and the elderly may find themselves stranded or unable to power necessary medical equipment.
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Court papers allege Portis and seven other players submitted claims to be reimbursed for expensive medical equipment.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Medical Systems, a medical equipment company that is being bought by Canon Inc (7751.
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The report found that the facility has no effective inventory system for managing medical equipment and supplies.
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Their medical equipment and the rubber, inflatable Zodiac boats would be kicked out on parachutes as well.
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The U.S. imported about $5 billion worth of medical equipment from China before the trade war began.
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Requests for medical equipment have been denied because funding has been ring-fenced for hosting the Games.
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Other products targeted include coal, diesel, bicycles, and medical equipment, as well as steel and plastic products.
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The standard premium for Part B, which is for outpatient care and medical equipment, is $135.50 for 2019.
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Meanwhile, Sarah, in search of medical equipment, is back in the hospital room, where she's approached by Westmoreland.
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And 3-D printing can produce medical equipment on demand in a crisis when a logistics pipeline fails.
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He was in a small space surrounded by medical equipment, illuminated by a bright light on the ceiling.
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It helps affected people with evacuation and finding shelter, any medical equipment needs they might have, and more.
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Part B, which covers outpatient care and medical equipment, has a standard monthly premium of $135.50 for 2019.
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Healthcare stocks also gained, boosted by a 5.8 percent rise in the shares of medical equipment maker Danaher.
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Second, we need emergency medical equipment and trained medical personnel available to respond to emergencies at the border.
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The 15-month extension is fully paid for through changes to other durable medical equipment competitive bidding programs.
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Moscow will carefully examine the abandoned bases for communications infrastructure, construction materials and techniques, and battlefield medical equipment.
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This action is needed in order to preserve patient access to necessary medical equipment by delaying reimbursement cuts.
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Militants then retreated toward their final strongholds near Sirte's seafront, taking medical equipment and foreign captives with them.
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But other manufacturers are moving forward with plans to begin churning out medical equipment even without federal orders.
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America is contending with rising numbers of critically ill coronavirus patients and a shortage of emergency medical equipment.
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He said California is "pulling its weight" when it comes to finding and purchasing the medical equipment needed.
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The President told governors yesterday to try to obtain life-saving medical equipment, like respirators and ventilators, themselves.
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Plastic surgeons can help a real cause ... donating much-needed medical equipment to help doctors combat the coronavirus.
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Healthcare workers, who need masks and other medical equipment to protect themselves, are facing a shortage of supplies.
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GS. March 2100: NanoString Technologies (US, medical equipment) – $210.00m 5y cvt talked at 2.375%-2.875%, up 37.5%-42.5%.
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GS. March 4: NanoString Technologies (US, medical equipment) – $250m 25y cvt talked at 2100%-210.00%, up 211%-280.1%.
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Strained even during ordinary times, doctors are overwhelmed, and both medical equipment and space are in short supply.
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Cigna detected a number of claims for expensive medical equipment, including electromagnetic therapy devices used to treat horses.
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Court papers allege Clinton Portis and seven other players submitted claims to be reimbursed for expensive medical equipment.
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Healthcare and education shares were also strong with Al Hammadi Co, the medical equipment supplier, adding 0.23 percent.
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Ambu, a Denmark-based medical equipment company closed up more than 3.5%, followed by drugmaker Bayer at 3%.
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South Africa is the world's leading miner of the metal used in catalytic converters, medical equipment and jewellery.
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Yost's order stemmed from an Ohio policy prohibiting elective surgeries as the state attempts to preserve medical equipment.
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It has also shocked supply, disrupting global trade and causing shortages of drugs, medical equipment and consumer goods.
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The assistance from China would include medical equipment among other things, the source said, without providing further details.
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Over the years, the organization has raised about $266 million to provide medical equipment to Poland's underfunded hospitals.
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French medical equipment supplier Biomerieux rose 3.4 percent after raising its 2017 forecasts, bolstered by a strong first half.
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She said Medicaid has repeatedly given her family a hard time about paying for certain drugs and medical equipment.
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In the fourth year of a brutal recession, Venezuela is suffering widespread shortages of medicines and basic medical equipment.
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At issue are improper relationships between medical equipment companies and health care professionals who prescribe or use that equipment.
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In another, she's lying on her side in bed and covered by a sheet while surrounded by medical equipment.
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The medical equipment maker also beat on the top line, and gave upbeat earnings guidance for the full year.
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"The genesis of this project stems from a fascination and fetishism with medical equipment and quackery," Atkinson told me.
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As part of their attacks on other towns, including Zabadani and Latamneh, government forces destroyed generators and medical equipment.
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A common mode of infection includes the inadequate sterilization of medical equipment and the transfusion of unscreened blood products.
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Medical equipment maker Cochlear Ltd fell about 0.3 percent, while pharmacy operator Sigma Healthcare Ltd fell nearly 2 percent.
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But then neighbors will share medical equipment, food, or clothes with each other, often using GUPE as a conduit.
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Most important, they ran an electrical circuit to the boys' room to handle all of their specialized medical equipment.
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At one point, the operation got more organized as supplies of food, water and medical equipment were carried in.
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One of the three central characters, Maggie (Danielle Slavick), actually sells medical equipment — portable ultrasound machines — for a living.
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Although the restrictions have made the import of some medical equipment difficult, the import of medicine is not restricted.
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At one point, the operation got more organized as supplies of food, water and medical equipment were carried in.
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The Cures Act changes the payment structure for infusion drugs under the Part B Durable Medical Equipment (DME) benefit.
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Under the agreement, China has also agreed to supply medical equipment Italy desperately needs to boost its treatment capacity.
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The government can now use a 1950s law to mandate factories produce medical equipment (though not, apparently, right away).
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It does not include eyeglasses, contact lenses, or other medical equipment that patients typically buy themselves in retail settings.
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The departments of Veterans Affairs, Health and Human Services and Defense buy significant amounts of medical equipment, Navarro noted.
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He said New York City is still desperately short on medical equipment and needs some 15,000 ventilators in total.
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Then other countries did as well — Taiwan, Germany, France and India took steps to stop exports of medical equipment.
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But the surge in demand for medical equipment has been hard for suppliers to meet, especially under the lockdown.
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And it comes at a moment when hospitals in Hubei are overrun and medical equipment is in short supply.
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Health care profiteering also depends on exorbitant prices for medical equipment and deceptive marketing for expensive brand-name drugs.
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Her father, John Wineland, recalls peering down at his daughter as she screamed amid the medical equipment and tubes.
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The support has paid for sniper rifles, grenade launchers, radars, communications systems, medical equipment, and on-the-ground training.
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Designed for more than just recharging phones and tablets, these can run refrigerators, pumps, power tools and medical equipment.
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The attack took place at the nation's largest charity event, held every year to raise money for medical equipment.
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Last year, the United States imported medical equipment from Mexico worth nearly $8 billion, according to government trade statistics.
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Elderly people were unable to use essential medical equipment, such as respirators, and other couldn't refrigerate drugs like insulin.
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Ms. Allen hopes to bring her son home someday, with all the medical equipment and the costs that would require.
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The medical equipment maker also disclosed a conflict with the U.S. government over defibrillators it sold in 2015 and before.
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In Tennessee, five defendants were charged with aiding a more than $2.5 million conspiracy that involved fraudulently billed medical equipment.
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Insurer Ageas, medical equipment firm Gerresheimer and paints and coatings company Akzo Nobel were also all weaker after reporting results.
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They also packed a few weeks' worth of military "meals ready to eat," body armor, communications gear, and medical equipment.
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The tiny toddler's "Up" costume brilliantly incorporates his medical equipment in one of the most adorable outfits of the season.
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Danish medical equipment manufacturer Ambu jumped to the top of the STOXX 600 after reporting better-than-expected quarterly revenue.
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The United Nations children's agency (UNICEF) has provided the hospital with technical assistance and medical equipment to evaluate babies' health.
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Most public hospitals - often dilapidated and short of vital medical equipment - are understaffed, while drugs are frequently out of stock.
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The Kaspersky team also discovered flaws that would allow criminals to hijack medical equipment, including MRI scanners and surgical devices.
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For example in March, Canon announced it agreed to buy Toshiba's medical equipment business for 665.5 billion yen ($5.9 billion).
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A nurse, for example, might be freed from managing medical equipment so he can spend more time with a patient.
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On the same day, shareholders of Smith and Nephew voted against the remuneration package for the medical equipment maker's executives.
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Medical equipment maker Terumo Corp stumbled 3.4 percent and SoftBank shed 1.0 percent, collectively knocking 25 points off the Nikkei.
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These will include traditional mobile and broadband connections, but also internet-enabled devices from dishwashers through to advanced medical equipment.
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But they contain more health-focused products, including durable medical equipment and supplies for asthma, diabetes care and sleep apnea.
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Adamowicz was attacked while attending the annual Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, which raises money for medical equipment in hospitals.
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Excluding currency effects and medical equipment firm BSN Medical, which Essity bought in April 2017, profit growth was 3 percent.
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Some troops have even been forced to buy their own medical equipment and helmets due to budgeting and approval processes.
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An indictment was filed against 10 hospital employees for receiving gifts related to the purchase of medical equipment and medicine.
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Boschma has Type 1 diabetes and doesn't think she could afford her insulin and other medical equipment without health coverage.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) received a $2.7 billion offer from industrial equipment-maker Fortive (FTV) for its medical equipment sterilization unit.
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Johnson & Johnson – J&J received a $2.7 billion offer from industrial equipment maker Fortive for its medical equipment sterilization unit.
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So then our product can't come into the EU. They do that all the time, like with medical equipment, OK?
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The deal comes as medical equipment makers come under pressure to offer a wider range of products to hospital customers.
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They would take their kids, their strollers, their bulky bags of medical equipment, to make clear what was at stake.
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The hospital, which opened in 2100, was being refurbished by building workers, and Yousfi said medical equipment was readily available.
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Small, rural home medical equipment stores face higher fuel costs and staff time serving people spread over a larger area.
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Fluidigm (US, medical equipment) – $50m 5y cvt priced at 5.25%, up 25% versus fixed 43.73% and 25% price talk. BARC.
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Public health experts, meanwhile, have encouraged increased coordinaton between the administration and manufacturers assembling medical equipment for health care providers.
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Many communities are already grappling with shortages of medical equipment, with some attempting to fill the gaps on their own.
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Beyond the lack of testing, experts often cite a shortage of medical equipment, such as ventilators, masks, gloves, and goggles.
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But governors are scrambling to make up major gaps in critical medical equipment that could help protect those health workers.
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But switching from cars to medical equipment isn't so easy, according to CNN Business' Jackie Wattles and Peter Valdes-Dapena.
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The state's voters are also being asked to approve sales tax exemptions for medical equipment like oxygen tanks and ventilators.
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The spat came a day after the Spanish government announced a $475 million order for emergency medical equipment from China.
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Eric Holcomb's executive order to postpone or cancel all elective or non-urgent procedures, including abortions, to conserve medical equipment.
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Underlining the international dimension of the crisis, a group of Chinese specialists arrived in Italy with medical equipment and advice.
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It received wholesale pharmacy licenses from several states this year that permit it to start selling medical equipment to businesses.
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Now hospital workers in the US, where medical equipment is also in short supply, are facing the same hard choices.
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He needed a specific kind of steel for his bearing components, which were used in medical equipment and wind turbines.
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General Motors Co has also partnered with medical equipment maker Ventec and is building ventilators at its plant in Indiana.
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In fact, on Tuesday, President Trump called his South Korean counterpart, Moon Jae-in, to request medical equipment and support.
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It was becoming nearly impossible to accommodate new patients who needed electricity around the clock to power their medical equipment.
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Werman: Have you seen travel restrictions backfire, like an interruption in the flow of necessary medical equipment, things like that?
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His clinic in the village of Ivankovichy, 35 kilometers outside Kiev, uses Soviet-era medical equipment and lacks basic supplies.
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With so much medical equipment and drugs made in China, public health experts are anxiously watching the global supply chain.
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The two areas have been declared "special care zones," where authorities are preparing health workers and medical equipment, Yonhap reported.
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Prosecutors said the players were paid $3.4 million in phony claims for things like medical equipment that was never purchased.
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As a result, desperately needed medicines are absent from pharmacy shelves, and critically needed medical equipment is impossible to import.
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Since its closure, there have been reports of paranormal activity amid the eerie remnants of medical equipment and holding rooms.
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To compete, it makes customized speakers for a wide range of business uses, including aircraft, medical equipment and slot machines.
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Repairing busted equipment is often a better option, but the companies who manufacture medical equipment want to make that impossible.
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In 2008, Spaulding turned in her resignation at her medical equipment job to focus on crime-scene cleaning full time.
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And a dozen shelter kits arrived, of more than 58 ordered — with supplies like clothing, medical equipment and hygiene items.
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Jobs are scant, as are school supplies and medical equipment but there is no shortage of posters for the Shi'ite candidates.
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And that delay could raise the risk of cross-infection within hospitals, thanks to contaminated medical equipment that isn't properly sterilized.
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The medical equipment company reported earnings per share of 73 cents per share compared to Wall Street expectations of 70 cents.
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Patients can also become infected with MRSA when they touch contaminated bed linens, bed rails, medical equipment or other contaminated surfaces.
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The Indonesian military has sent 53 personnel including paramedics, besides medical equipment, vaccines and 11,100 packages of instant food, it added.
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Medical equipment sales were mainly driven by double digit growth in image guided therapy devices, which allow for minimally invasive operations.
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Topping the pan-regional index was Danish medical equipment manufacturer Ambu which soared 24% after reporting better-than-expected quarterly revenue.
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The project is a collaboration between the Aerospace Laboratory of the Moscow Technological Institute (MTI) and Russian medical equipment company, Altomedika.
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Some types of gear, such as photocopiers and medical equipment, have always been hard to mend because of their internal complexity.
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"It's not going to break down soon after arrival, a serious problem with medical equipment in low-resource countries," says Gawande.
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Medtronic — The medical equipment maker earned an adjusted $1.12 per share for its latest quarter, one cent a share above estimates.
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In January, Delta Airlines, Marriott, Zara and medical equipment maker Medtronic all publicly apologized for referring to Taiwan as a country.
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It is seeking to help affected people with evacuation and finding shelter, any medical equipment needs they might have, and more.
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China's list of 333 U.S. product categories hit with duties includes coal, copper scrap, fuel, steel products, buses and medical equipment.
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It announced the sale of its medical equipment and home appliances units on Thursday, deals expected to help bolster its finances.
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He said the FTC approved the acquisition because it would not hurt fair competition in the medical equipment markets in Japan.
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He said the shortages had forced his organization to resort to reusing "single-use" medical equipment after attempting to sterilize it.
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Meanwhile, competitively bid pricing was extended to all suppliers of Medicare wheelchairs and other medical equipment, including in all rural areas.
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The budget would also allow Medicaid providers to negotiate for high-cost drugs, while opening up competitive bidding for medical equipment.
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A huge bed had been installed in the den, along with various pieces of medical equipment that I tried to ignore.
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Without electricity, critical medical equipment shut off, food spoiled, drugs became unusable, and sanitation systems went offline, allowing infections to spread.
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Her father retired as the chief financial officer at Sunrise Medical, a manufacturer of wheelchairs and other medical equipment in Carlsbad.
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Squeezing payments for pharmaceutical companies (we should do the same for medical equipment companies) will lead to lower spending on research.
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When the federal government invokes the DPA, private manufacturers are required to fill federal orders for medical equipment before any other.
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Pressure is mounting on medical equipment makers to quickly boost production to meet the rapidly rising new cases of coronavirus infections.
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Western Pennsylvania, for instance, gave Markovitz an economic development package for a company he co-founded selling high-end medical equipment.
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In February, after residents protested, their state environmental agency closed the factory, which had used the chemical to sterilize medical equipment.
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Germany in particular has come under criticism for initially banning the export of supplies like masks, protective gear and medical equipment.
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The swift spread of the new coronavirus is rallying countless scientists and tinkerers to address the grave shortage of medical equipment.
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Plans are underway to expand Circulation into transporting prescriptions, medical equipment, laboratory collections and other health-related products, Mr. Brownstein said.
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He had also left a trail of fraud lawsuits accusing him of peddling worthless investments in oil fields and medical equipment.
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Russia said it sent medical equipment including 600 ventilators, military virologists, and epidemiologists, to Italy to help with its coronavirus outbreak.
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In Washington state, a request has been made to a national stockpile of medical equipment to release more ventilators, said Pfarr.
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We've got an urgent health crisis and critical shortages of essential medical equipment, particularly ventilators, so buying some time makes sense.
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NanoString Technologies (US, medical equipment) – $280.1m 1003y cvt priced at 2100%, up 216% versus talk of 218%-2.875% and 37.5%-42.5%.
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To reduce its reliance on cameras, Canon agreed to buy Toshiba Corp's medical equipment unit for 665.5 billion yen last month.
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United Nations officials say the Syrian government is not allowing medicines or medical equipment to be included in the aid deliveries.
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His father helps commercialize medical equipment such as a vein detection device for ZD Medical, a technology company in Nanjing, China.
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Companies in Beijing, except for utilities and pharmaceutical or medical equipment firms as well as supermarkets, would postpone reopening until Feb.
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Stocks with the fastest dividend growth include Citigroup, pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and medical equipment and drug producer Baxter, UBS said.
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In this video, a Red Cross volunteer testifies about how police stormed their post and destroyed their medical equipment without provocation.
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Medical equipment maker Terumo Corp tumbled 3.9 percent and SoftBank shed 1.2 percent, collectively knocking nearly 30 points off the Nikkei.
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Later in the show he sits down with the CEOs of cloud software company ServiceNow and medical equipment maker Edwards Lifesciences.
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Shares in Danish medical equipment firm Coloplast fell 1.9 percent after Berenberg analysts cut their recommendation on the stock to "sell".
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Two major U.S. automakers, General Motors and Ford, are looking into how their facilities can support the production of medical equipment.
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NanoString Technologies (US, medical equipment) – $260m 1003y cvt priced at 2100%, up 210.00% versus talk of 25%-2.875% and 37.5%-42.5%.
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Their prototype masks have black lacy trim and pink lip stencils, so they look like sex toys rather than medical equipment.
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The yearlong trade war has seen tariffs raised on a range of U.S. and Chinese goods, from soybeans to medical equipment.
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Emergency crews removed medical equipment as staff waited in pitch-black corridors in other parts of the hospital after a power cut.
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State troopers Alex Muro and Arnaldo Mateo arrived at the scene within minutes – the only medical equipment they had were surgical gloves.
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Qatar sent a plane with medical equipment and planned to evacuate injured people for treatment outside Somalia, Qatar's state news agency reported.
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At the bottom of the STOXX 600 was Denmark-based medical equipment marketer Ambu after the company's chief executive Lars Marcher resigned.
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Agilent Technologies Inc's shares fell 11.9%, the most on the S&P 500, after the medical equipment maker's quarterly results missed estimates.
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They make cars lighter and more efficient, allow us to easily carry around technology, and are used to manufacture emergency medical equipment.
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Indicated 23.2 percent lower The medical equipment supplier on Tuesday cut its dividend due to disappointing earnings and the costs of restructuring.
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Next-generation networks are supposed to become the connective tissue for all sorts of devices, from sensors to medical equipment (see article).
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Healthcare stocks also added to the cheer, with medical equipment maker ResMed Inc hitting a record high for a second straight day.
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The vehicle is heavily armed against ballistic, IED and chemical weapons attacks, and is fitted with advanced communications and emergency medical equipment.
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Newtown, Pennsylvania-based CenTrak's technology allows for real-time monitoring of staff, medical equipment and hygiene compliance and temperature conditions, Halma said.
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The plane was carrying aid for the impoverished nation: approximately 2 million units of medical equipment, including medicine and surgical medical supplies.
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GE said it would get $21 billion in cash from medical equipment maker Danaher, which will assume of certain GE's pension liabilities.
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Denmark-based medical equipment marketer Ambu landed at the bottom of the STOXX 600 after the company's chief executive Lars Marcher resigned.
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The Lorio family car was packed with feeding tubes, feeding formula, a heart rate monitor and other medical equipment for John Paul.
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He started using that about a year ago, and when it first showed up, the large piece of medical equipment was daunting.
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If, God forbid, something does happen, first responders will be ready with tourniquets and other medical equipment to prevent massive blood loss.
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Siemens is owed money over a contract to maintain the hospital's high-tech medical equipment, two sources familiar with the situation said.
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VxWorks is designed as a secure, "real-time" operating system for continuously functioning devices, like medical equipment, elevator controllers, or satellite modems.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. hedge fund ValueAct Capital has become a major shareholder in Japanese medical equipment and camera maker Olympus Corp (7733.
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She described Garcia Zarate as a man who "intentionally" opened fire on people on the pier, killing Steinle, who sold medical equipment.
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The White House has its own clinic with exam rooms, medical equipment, and military doctors on staff, according to the LA Times.
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"The biggest competitor that we have, in many ways, is donated junk," Frenkel said, explaining that medical equipment donations are really challenging.
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" The state-run SANA news agency added that the military also "found two underground field hospitals, equipped with medical equipment and medicine.
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Some of the major products traded between these countries include, agricultural products, chemicals, technologies, medical equipment, motor vehicles, pharmaceuticals, services and textiles.
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For the general public, Wiens asked anyone who finds a repair manual for common medical equipment to upload to the iFixit website.
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In multiple sections, the report notes that shortages of medical equipment could disrupt the government's ability to follow through on their objectives.
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On Wednesday, President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act, which would allow him to direct manufacturers to produce much-needed medical equipment.
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The federal government is outbidding states on orders of critical medical equipment necessary to aid patients and protect medical professionals from coronavirus.
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Trump used the conversation to ask Moon if South Korea could provide medical equipment to the United States, the Blue House said.
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In response to the coronavirus spread, the organization is working to provide crucial medical equipment, such as face masks and protective gear.
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In response to the coronavirus spread, the organization is working to provide crucial medical equipment, such as face masks and protective gear.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday invoked the Defense Production Act to get medical equipment to hospitals in the fight against the coronavirus.
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In Saratoga Springs, N.Y., a 35-year-old graduate and medical equipment salesman, Kyle Nelson, learned that his stepfather had died overnight.
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Ventilators are a critical piece of medical equipment for patients who are hospitalized with COVID-19, a respiratory disease caused by coronavirus.
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California is also searching high and low to acquire medical equipment, whether it be from distributors in the state or in China.
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After the 2014 revolution, Ukraine's health ministry asked international bodies to procure medicine and medical equipment on its behalf, using its money.
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Compounding this is a shortage of medicine and medical equipment including ventilators, testing kits and general respiratory equipment to combat the contagion.
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But since the sanctions prevent international financial transactions and shipping, any trade, including that of medicines and medical equipment, is almost impossible.
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On Tuesday, the World Health Organization reported that a shortage of medical equipment like masks and gloves was endangering health workers worldwide.
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Chuck Schumer, who encouraged him to use the Defense Production Act to get more necessarily medical equipment to people who need it.
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The government buys vast amounts of drugs and medical equipment through the Departments of Defense, Health and Human Services, and Veterans Affairs.
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Meanwhile, medics in countries including the UK, Iran, Italy, and Australia have reported not having enough medical equipment to fight the virus.
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J.B. Pritzker (D) said Sunday he's competing with states across the country for medical equipment needed to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.
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In fact, they can have unintended negative effects in the form of disrupting supply chains of medical equipment and life-saving medications.
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They include counterbattery radar systems, Humvee ambulances, night vision sights, Raven drones, bulletproof vests, modern medical equipment, and battlefield first aid kits.
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The funds also enable districts to pay staff salaries like Roberts', buy medical equipment and generally bolster their education budgets, Schubel said.
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Ms. Cintron, a manager for a health care company, and Mr. Obando, a manager at a medical equipment supplier, had health insurance.
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Danaher – The maker of medical equipment came in 6 cents a share above estimates, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.15 per share.
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Last year, for example, he sponsored a bill fighting new lower Medicare payment rates for "durable medical equipment" like wheelchairs and canes.
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By including NIV in the durable medical equipment competitive bidding, CMS risks substantially compromising the care of patients requiring mechanically assisted ventilation.
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By early 2007, Spaulding had relocated to Florida and taken a job selling medical equipment to gain some hands-on sales experience.
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We need to upgrade our manufacturing sector, focus more on higher value-end manufacturing, things like robotics, aeronautics, high-tech medical equipment.
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ResMed – The medical equipment company stock dropped 19.4 percent after reporting shaky second quarter results, with revenue coming in below Wall Street estimates.
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They set prices on drugs, medical equipment, and services with their shareholders and paychecks in mind, not the needs of a sick person.
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Agilent Technologies Inc's shares fell 8.5%, the most on the S&P 500, after the medical equipment maker reported quarterly results below estimates.
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Some fraudsters will even use stolen health data to order prescription drugs or medical equipment they can then sell on the black market.
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Agilent Technologies Inc's shares fell 9.9%, the most on the S&P 500, after the medical equipment maker reported quarterly results below estimates.
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The count includes those who died as a result of "indirect complications" cased by Harvey, such as fallen trees and malfunctioning medical equipment.
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One source familiar with the matter said the listing of the medical equipment business would be considered by the supervisory board on Wednesday.
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The application, which was obtained by PEOPLE, details Cummins' long work history — starting in 2800 as a technician at a medical equipment center.
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There is also a risk to institutions and individuals dealing with such hospitals, including their staff, insurance firms and suppliers of medical equipment.
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Authorities did find medical equipment with the dogs and also discovered that at least 11 of the dogs had been given C-sections.
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General Electric — GE signed a memorandum of understanding with the Cuban government, intending to sell power, aviation, and medical equipment in that country.
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In just the last year they've worked with 50 families to help pay for medical equipment and supplies, even car and utility payments.
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It must sell some businesses, from perennially loss-making ones, like the manufacture of televisions, to jewels such as its medical-equipment division.
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I spent weeks in the ICU leading up to the transplant and utilized every piece of life-sustaining medical equipment to stay alive.
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A video that appears to show a girl licking a piece of medical equipment at a doctors office in Florida has circulated online.
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BERLIN, Feb 2 (Reuters) - German medical equipment supplier Draegerwerk on Tuesday cut its dividend due to disappointing earnings and the costs of restructuring.
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"Let me show you how," Beljuskina said, and led me into a room filled with medical equipment and a computer in the corner.
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Going forward, trips to pharmacies, deliveries of prescriptions or durable medical equipment, and connecting patients to caregivers could all be on the table.
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Police arrested Shaquille Dukes, 24, after a security guard called them, suspecting Dukes had stolen the hospital's medical equipment, he wrote on Facebook.
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Last fall, CGS Administrators, a MAC which covers medical equipment in 38 states, put forward a plan to deny access to certain prosthetics.
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The medical equipment companies received Medicare reimbursement of $500 to $900 per brace, for which they paid kickbacks of nearly $85033 per brace.
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Among the biggest fallers, insurer Ageas, medical equipment firm Gerresheimer and paints and coatings company Akzo Nobel were all weaker after reporting results.
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Its tents and huts hold a triage room, two operating theaters, an intensive care unit with top-notch medical equipment, and recovery wards.
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Higher funding for rural medical equipment suppliers, even those in need of increased funds, still means taxpayers and seniors will foot the bill.
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The company has been hiring more people to write complex software codes to efficiently run its jet engines, power turbines and medical equipment.
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The Trump administration has sent conflicting signals about the supply of medical equipment domestically to help hospitals across the country address the virus.
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This change applies only to deliveries for health care workers and communities who need more supplies of medical equipment, sanitation equipment and food.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson called this week for UK manufacturers to repurpose their supply lines to start producing vital medical equipment including ventilators.
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At the other end of the European blue chip index, Danish medical equipment maker Ambu's shares were down 6.8% at the closing bell.
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The extended timeline for the Comfort's deployment was not only incumbent on its scheduled maintenance or the amount of medical equipment on board.
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But under the new law, Medicare will pay for consultation with a neurologist at a distant location, using special medical equipment for videoconferencing.
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She quickly noticed that protective medical equipment — like face masks and hand sanitizer — was abruptly selling out at local pharmacies and general stores.
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In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo is calling on businesses in the state to help produce medical equipment, including gowns and masks ( here ).
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Ten days ago, a team of seven Chinese medical experts stepped off an Iraqi Airlines plane in Baghdad bearing medical equipment and supplies.
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Ten days ago, a team of seven Chinese medical experts stepped off an Iraqi Airlines plane in Baghdad bearing medical equipment and supplies.
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People whose lives depended on home medical equipment faced life-threatening emergencies, and cars — without operating gas pumps — risked running out of fuel.
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Masks are part of the medical equipment stored in the National Strategic Stockpile, which is distributed in government-controlled warehouses around the country.
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Many request merchandise that is widely available online: office supplies, medical equipment, fire-fighting gear…even the services of one ordained Catholic priest.
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Shares of Sweden's Elekta tumbled 7% after the medical equipment maker missed third-quarter profit expectations amid a sharp fall in U.S. orders.
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But how policymakers have handled competitive bidding for Durable Medical Equipment – including home oxygen – is a prime example of how not to operate.
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Comprehensive sanctions have also made it difficult to import life-saving medical equipment and medicines, which disproportionately impacts the poorest of Sudan's citizens.
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For example, prosthetics technology for a person with a missing limb is classified as durable medical equipment and is therefore covered by insurance.
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Chinese health officials have previously warned of medical equipment shortages as hospitals in the country come under heavy strain and face resource constraints.
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They say their working conditions have badly deteriorated, pointing to a lack of proper medical equipment, bad hygiene and rising distrust from patients.
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One shopper told Reuters she was hoping to buy a cesarean kit for her pregnant daughter owing to the shortage of medical equipment.
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Nicole's son has complex medical needs, the result of a neonatal type of encephalopathy, that require expensive medical equipment, medications, and physical therapy.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Canon Inc has agreed to buy Toshiba Corp's medical equipment unit for 665.5 billion yen ($5.9 billion), the companies said on Thursday.
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For high-end components used in low-volume products, such as supercars, aircraft, satellites and medical equipment, this can, nevertheless, be worth the wait.
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Police arrested Shaquille Dukes, 24, of misdemeanor disorderly conduct after a security guard called them, saying that Dukes was trying to steal medical equipment.
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Its anodyne off-white color scheme is more likely to remind you of medical equipment than flashy cyber bikes or tech-y standing desks.
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Since he uses a walker because of cerebral palsy, Brantley's mom, Brittany Morse, wanted to find a costume that would incorporate his medical equipment.
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They are preparing an evacuation action and will be descending her to the lower camp where Jarek and Piotrek are waiting with medical equipment.
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Another section of the house was set up as a "makeshift surgical room," complete with medical equipment and a camera to record the procedure.
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Beyond the pressure on state budgets, cuts to Medicaid spending would hurt hospitals, drug companies, medical equipment manufacturers, doctors and other health-care providers.
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Beyond the pressure on state budgets, cuts to Medicaid spending would hurt hospitals, drug companies, medical equipment manufacturers, doctors, and other health-care providers.
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Initially a business-management software company for home medical equipment providers, Brightree acquired C&S Billing Center in 2009 to expand its product offering.
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Hologic, a maker of medical equipment, and Centene, a health insurer, will see their stocks join the index after the close of trading Tuesday.
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As the Sydney Morning Herald reports, the pod includes medical equipment, shark repellant, and an inflatable raft that can carry up to three people.
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Without power, critical medical equipment went idle, refrigerators for essential medicines like insulin went silent, and the pumps that provided clean water shut off.
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In India, says Mr Hotopf, many agree that equipping ordinary homes with medical equipment will be the solution for those who can afford it.
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These conditions left those with medical conditions particularly at risk, as they lacked access to their necessary medical equipment, proper temperatures, and adequate ventilation.
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We pay twice as much for prescription drugs, for MRIs and other medical equipment and tests, and our doctors get paid twice as much.
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"The concerns are quality and the ability to manufacture at scale, with sterilization and the safeguards that are necessary for medical equipment," Cyr said.
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Trump also suggested that companies would struggle to produce medical equipment like ventilators, which helps patients breathe when they're struggling to on their own.
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The moves come as the country's hospitals grapple with a dwindling supply of medical equipment as the number of coronavirus patients continues to increase.
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On a call with governors Monday, US President Donald Trump urged states to take their own steps to secure additional medical equipment including ventilators.
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Funds for hospitals, medical equipment, and health care worker protections: The bill contains $3673 billion to boost the health care system, according to Schumer.
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Hospitals in the US have roughly 160,000 ventilators, the medical equipment necessary to treat the worst coronavirus cases, according to The New York Times.
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Elected officials, like those in New York, have been pleading publicly for President Donald Trump to intervene as the price of medical equipment soars.
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Tariffs on another $16 billion worth of American goods, including medical equipment, chemical products and energy products, will be announced later, the ministry said.
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The center, which is typically used to host large events and conferences, has been filled with long white curtains, medical equipment, and hospital beds.
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The government is struggling to transport medical equipment due to widespread flight cancellations, health minister Mandetta said, forcing authorities to rely on ground transportation.
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The government is struggling to transport medical equipment due to widespread flight cancellations, health minister Mandetta said, forcing authorities to rely on ground transportation.
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California is scouring the globe to find more medical equipment to avoid an imminent shortage of supplies that would jeopardize health care workers' safety.
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Several companies that supply the medical equipment required to fight coronavirus have stopped shipping to Iran because their banks refuse to handle the transactions.
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"As the global pandemic evolves, there is unprecedented demand for medical equipment, including ventilators," GE Healthcare's chief executive, Kieran Murphy, said in a statement.
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Nursing homes and assisted-living facilities in areas without power struggled to keep residents cool and vital medical equipment operating with backup generators. Gov.
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It also wants to boost its own drug industry and see a shift from generic drugs and towards more innovative medicines and medical equipment.
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The study, carried out at the Cleveland Clinic, was partly funded by Medtronic, a company that makes medical equipment used in weight-loss surgery.
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They noted that retail, autos, household products and appliances could be impacted more than higher margin exporters, like cell phones, semiconductors and medical equipment.
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The indictments allege that the scheme involved submitting false claims to the plan to receive expensive medical equipment that was never purchased or received.
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The sanctions have "crippled Iran's economy, causing its currency to tank, prices to spiral, and trigger shortages in food and medical equipment," per CNN.
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At his wife's home in Indiana, as she was getting a wheelchair, bedpans and other medical equipment ready for his arrival, the phone rang.
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G.E., Siemens and others have prospered in a country where corruption pervades the market for medical equipment, according to a New York Times investigation.
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While showing no interest in getting involved militarily, China's Defence Ministry said last year that it had been providing medical equipment and training for Syria.
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In Basil's opposition-controlled swath of the Deraa governorate, heavily-bombed and depopulated, the local field hospital had little medical equipment and even fewer drugs.
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Brennan said WHO had supplies for 140,000 people ready for weeks, but the security situation prevented it from taking essential medical equipment into the city.
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Coady goes on the hunt for the clones, and eventually finds Helena in the abandoned room while Sarah has ducked out to get medical equipment.
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The report cited medical equipment and biotechnology as two of the most-impacted industries, partly due to ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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The allegations, which surfaced in August, underscore the need for clear government rules on identifying and mitigating the impact of security vulnerabilities in medical equipment.
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Madaline told Business Insider that she is concerned about reports of needless accumulation and even outright theft when it comes to key protective medical equipment.
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Examples of medical identity theft include someone using your insurance to see a doctor, obtain prescriptions, buy medical equipment or even file a false claim.
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The 7 Oceanz website is still active, and offers an assortment of medical equipment for sale, some ranging into the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Bunker staff lived secret lives as hotel workers, and the shelter was upgraded every few years with new furniture and up-to-date medical equipment.
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Some places prefer cardio-respiratory death because they lack the medical equipment to keep a brain-dead person breathing, notes Daphne Ngunjiri, a Kenyan doctor.
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No one was killed in the attack near Hama, but it destroyed the hospital's emergency department, forcing all patients and medical equipment to be moved.
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Sixty-year-old Tsunakawa, who was not embroiled in the scandal, is credited with having grown the medical equipment unit into a major profit driver.
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Your town's hospital may get hit by a tornado and discover the CDC's stockpiles of drugs and medical equipment for catastrophes and outbreaks has disappeared.
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In this case, the researchers say there are practical steps that hospitals and medical equipment vendors can take to secure themselves and their patients' data.
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The medical equipment maker said it was "back on the growth path" after reporting fourth-quarter results, prompting shares to advance by almost 10 percent.
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China is slapping additional tariffs of 25 percent on $16 billion worth of U.S. imports, from fuel and steel products to autos and medical equipment.
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A dentist at the Tomah VA Medical Center violated VA rules by reusing old medical equipment instead of using sterilized, disposable instruments, according to officials.
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Medical equipment manufacturer ResMed Inc stock rose 4.1 percent to a 15-month high after it announced a 14 percent jump in revenue, beating expectations.
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Many goods and services purchased by the government are bought in a similar way, including certain medical equipment like walkers and wheelchairs for Medicare patients.
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The sanctions relief is expected to impact businesses that deal with agriculture, import-export services, transportation, technology and medical equipment, and oil, the official said.
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Authorities told people who use in-home medical equipment to go to hospitals with generators, and the disarray also stopped public transit in Buenos Aires.
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The call centers collected prescriptions and sold them to medical equipment companies, officials said, which shipped the braces to beneficiaries and billed Medicare for them.
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Harry has an incongruous fear of needles and medical equipment, so much so that he fainted when undoing his bandage after a successful shoulder procedure.
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The Japanese medical equipment and camera maker also said Yasuo Takeuchi, its vice president, will become chief executive officer from April 1, replacing Hiroyuki Sasa.
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Patients in the US pay drug companies, medical equipment manufacturers, doctors and other providers on average roughly twice as much as in other wealthy countries.
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Iran has tried to become economically self-reliant, to create what officials call a "resistance economy" by manufacturing some medicines, medical equipment, and small appliances.
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Health care professionals are also scrounging for basic medical equipment, such as masks, to protect themselves — a shortage the Trump administration has vowed to address.
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The stockpile of medical equipment, originally designed for use during a nuclear disaster or biological attack, was never intended to last during a prolonged pandemic.
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The outcry from state officials demonstrates the tensions between the states and the Trump administration over how medical equipment is being delivered -- or not delivered.
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Expanded funds for hospitals, medical equipment, and health care worker protections: The bill contains $3673 billion to boost the health care system, according to Schumer.
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Report after report just in the past week found doctors and nurses having to ration and reuse medical equipment — or come up with homemade alternatives.
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This Command Post would surveil, plan, facilitate and monitor material requirements and help assure adequate national inventories of food, medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and other essentials.
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Charlie Baker told Trump during a conference call on Thursday that the federal government had outbid his state on three major orders of medical equipment.
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In the United States, Ford (F) has announced that it's working with 3M and GE Healthcare to produce medical equipment including ventilators and protective gear.
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Insurers, including private companies and Medicare/Medicaid, make durable medical equipment (DME) coverage determinations on the basis of demonstrated need, and they are notoriously choosy.
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The CDC Foundation has set up a fund to support deploying emergency staffing to US public health agencies, supplying medical equipment and increasing lab capacity.
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Amid the worsening crisis, American sanctions on Iran have come under scrutiny as the country struggles with a shortage of medical equipment and protective gear.
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NEWARK — Linda Daniels had fallen behind on her electricity bills, her meter run up by medical equipment going around the clock and increasingly hot weather.
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It also said that a review of its records from 2012 onward found no indication that anyone at the address required life-sustaining medical equipment.
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Automakers, including GM and Ford, have reportedly already been in talks with the White House to repurpose factories for the production of critical medical equipment.
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The Valley Medical Center Foundation, which supports the public hospitals in Silicon Valley, is using its website to launch a collection effort for medical equipment.
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Its president has ordered nationwide quarantine measures, including a ban on international and domestic travel and exports of medical equipment, until at least June 1.
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He told the governors on a conference call last week that they should procure their own medical equipment in case the federal government cannot deliver.
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Bloom Energy, an energy company that had been working to refurbish medical equipment in the wake of the outbreak, received the devices early Saturday morning.
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The Trump administration is prioritizing the profits of medical equipment manufacturers over the lives of millions of Americans on the front lines of the crisis.
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The IFC will also work with corporate clients in strategic sectors such as medical equipment and pharmaceuticals to sustain supply chains and limit downside risks.
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After years of conflict, most hospitals, including Al-Bayrouni, face shortages of medicines and medical equipment, as well as a limited number of oncology professionals.
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Another Taoist temple, this one in Caohe itself, contributed tens of thousands of dollars worth of medical equipment to help those sickened by the virus.
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Beijing retaliated with its own fresh tariffs on $16 billion worth of additional imports from the U.S. including fuel, steel products, autos and medical equipment.
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Medical equipment stocks, for instance, have slumped on fears that if Obamacare is eliminated and fewer Americans are insured, hospitals will purchase less new equipment.
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They buy medical equipment like wheelchairs, and they invest in assistive technology such as computer voice recognition programs to help loved ones retain their independence.
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Founded in 1996 by Jeffrey T. Arnold, a former medical equipment executive, WebMD was among the most prominent new companies in the dot-com boom.
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To be clear, no one is suggesting that unqualified people try to repair complicated medical equipment that is going to be used on sick people.
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The IFC will also work with corporate clients in strategic sectors such as medical equipment and pharmaceuticals to sustain supply chains and limit downside risks.
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In another deal, in which Siemens sold the M.R.I. machine through a third-party broker called Chongqing Kangtian Medical Equipment, the price was $4.7 million.
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Finally, GE's top executive in Latin America was jailed in Brazil after prosecutors said he was involved in a price-fixing scheme for medical equipment.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Pristine operating theaters and state-of-the-art medical equipment are featured in a new Dubai hospital that opened last week - exclusively for camels.
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Struggling with shortages of medical equipment and medicine, Gaza's hospitals are unable to provide proper care for cancer patients, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Tackling a $217 billion problem of healthcare waste Medinas Health is giving hospitals an easy way to resell their used and surplus medical equipment and supplies.
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Earlier this month, the Trump administration said it would exempt a relatively narrow list of 110 Chinese products from tariffs, including medical equipment and key capacitors.
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The Austin-based company was acquired four months later by British medical equipment company Smith & Nephew Plc for about $1.7 billion, based on reported shares outstanding.
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The 5G technology is meant to vastly expand the reach of networks to support internet-linked medical equipment, factory machines, self-driving cars and other devices.
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The founder soon started pulling in all sorts of other high-tech medical equipment in an effort to create a more holistic path to medical care.
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In 2015, Philips bought U.S. medical equipment maker Volcano, specialized in equipment for minimally invasive surgery, for $1.2 billion, strengthening its position in image-guided therapies.
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Power outages also contributed to the (relatively low) death toll from Hurricane Harvey a few weeks ago, where people suffered as lifesaving medical equipment shut off.
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It most often occurs as a localized skin infection, but can become deadly if it enters the lungs or bloodstream, often through surgery or medical equipment.
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Generally, most policy thinkers agree that prices need to be driven down through negotiation with and legislation of drug companies, medical equipment suppliers, doctors, and others.
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But an American official said the Russians insisted that the ailing employee undergo "needless" security screening, which required separating him from his doctors and medical equipment.
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Earlier this month, the Trump administration said it would exempt a relatively narrow list of 216.6 Chinese products from tariffs, including medical equipment and key capacitors.
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Sales growth slowed at the company's main divisions, which sell consumer products and high-end medical equipment such as scanners and imaging tools used during surgery.
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China then plans to levy the tariffs on 114 more U.S. products including oil, gas, coal and medical equipment that will start at a later date.
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Shares in QG Medical Devices, a Doha-based maker of medical equipment that has done considerable business in Saudi Arabia, have plunged 18 percent since Monday.
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The mayor, Paweł Adamowicz, was attacked while on stage during an event organized by the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, which raises money for medical equipment.
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The nonprofit can provide its employees with insurance that covers the medical equipment, but that isn't the case for everyone impacted by the condition, he said.
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Altmaier identified Germany's key industrial sectors as: steel and aluminium, chemicals, machine and plant engineering, optics, autos medical equipment, Green technologies, defence, aerospace and 3D-printing.
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Finally, we should ensure Medicare is getting the best prices on everything from prescription drugs to home health visits to medical equipment to private insurance fees.
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Brennan said WHO had had supplies for 140,000 people ready for weeks, but the security situation prevented it from taking essential medical equipment into the city.
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But they failed to overcome national objections to sharing medical equipment like face masks and respirators, given that health issues are the responsibility of national governments.
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Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit, said medical professionals face a challenge in part because of just how many different pieces of medical equipment are in use.
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The conversations started with the state's basic needs -- tests and protective medical equipment -- and eventually encompassed how the federal government could help states, municipalities and hospitals.
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Medical equipment wasn't the only worry; doctors were hoarding medications believed to be possible coronavirus treatments by writing prescriptions for themselves and for their relatives. 3.
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Only now is the bloc organizing 50 million euros — about $54 million — to buy needed medical equipment to distribute to hospitals where it is most needed.
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Jaquemet says around 90 percent of the medical equipment received damage, and now women and children in the area struggle to receive gynecological and other care.
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If the coronavirus continues to spread, he expects that the many hospitals could run out of vital medical equipment and other supplies quickly in some states.
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Negi highlighted that the Indian government supplied 15 tons of medical assistance comprising masks, gloves and other emergency medical equipment to China on 26 February 2020.
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Healthcare workers in the country have reported severe shortages of medical equipment and hospital beds, and an increasing number of medical staff members have gotten infected.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday asked South Korean President Moon Jae-in for medical equipment to help combat coronavirus, according to a state-funded news agency.
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"Our domestic industries are ready and waiting for the call to respond to the critical ongoing shortages of key medical equipment and supplies," the Democrats wrote.
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Instead of doing that, Iserson recommends taking the medical equipment off the ships and setting up field hospitals on land, where people can be spread out.
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"President Trump should be using the DPA to ensure we have enough ventilators and other medical equipment to deal with this crisis," Khanna told The Intercept.
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But Massachusetts' Republican governor Charlie Baker reports that his state has been denied three major orders for medical equipment because the federal government has outbid him.
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As the widespread outages in the state continued for a second day, fears grew for sick and older residents and those who rely on medical equipment.
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Tax cuts, tariff relief on China and invoking a 1950s wartime law to boost production of medical equipment are also on the table, according to officials.
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Behind them, a video showed what looked like the endless corridor of a hospital, with greenish walls, no place to sit, and scattered chrome medical equipment.
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With the new medical equipment, the A400M can be configured to carry six medical patients to safety, including two in critical condition, Air Force officials said.
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Implementation of CMS's competitive bidding program for home-based respiratory services and other Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics & Supplies (DMEPOS) has been troubled from its start.
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Venezuela: After denying for years that Venezuelans were suffering a humanitarian crisis, the government allowed the Red Cross to send in 163 tons of medical equipment.
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Australia will deploy three helicopters this week to deliver aid, while New Zealand will send a second military plane to distribute medical equipment, hygiene kits and tarpaulins.
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Grijalva toured Centro Medico, Puerto Rico's main public hospital, where funding gaps have led to a shortage of medical equipment and left two-hundred nursing positions unfilled.
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Toshiba, however, is still struggling to grow profits in businesses that it sees as the next growth drivers, such as batteries, power management devices and medical equipment.
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Culp, widely respected for his impressive track record while running Danaher (DHR), a medical equipment maker, brought instant credibility to a C-Suite that badly needed it.
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As part of rehabilitation effort, Toshiba announced that it will restructure to reduce costs by cutting jobs and selling off some segments, including its medical equipment unit.
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According to the National Service for Medicine and Forensic Sciences, which oversees the morgue, a fleet of vans with supplies of medical equipment have since been delivered.
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UNICEF said the 30 doctors who remain in Aleppo face an increasing number of trauma cases with hardly any medical equipment or medicine to treat the injured.
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The Syrian government has previously stripped medical equipment from aid convoys to prevent the treatment of anyone involved in the fighting, an apparent breach of international law.
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Fujifilm dates the optics business back to the 1940s, and its Fujinon lenses are also used in medical equipment, high-end cinematography, satellites, and countless other products.
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Brand new bag The doctor's bag of the future may not be a bag at all but a 3-D printer spitting out medical equipment in space.
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Despite the inevitable hype about the potential 3D printing has to "change the world," most consumer 3D printers are better suited to creating toys than medical equipment.
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Iranians have suffered from shortages of medicines and medical equipment due to sanctions, and what is available costs four to five times more than in the past.
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In one, Frey beginning in 2010 received compensation from the owners of Florida medical equipment provider A&G Spinal Solutions LLC in exchange for referrals, prosecutors said.
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It is now hoping to regain a technological edge in ultra-high resolution television sets, smart housing devices and advanced displays for medical equipment and security systems.
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China has vowed to retaliate with new tariffs on $16 billion worth of additional imports from the United States, including fuel, steel products, autos and medical equipment.
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Nevada's Question 4 would require the state legislature to remove taxes on durable medical equipment, oxygen equipment and mobility devices that are prescribed by a licensed provider.
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She's surrounded by medical equipment—stools, trolleys, swabs, syringes, with super-bright surgical lamps suspended above the bed and her vital signs displayed on monitors just behind.
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Medical device maker C R Bard jumped almost 20 percent to $302.93 after U.S. medical equipment supplier Becton Dickinson said it would buy Bard for $24 billion.
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In Trump's case, his administration was slow to deal with the outbreak, failing to administer tests early and deliver medical equipment to health care workers treating patients.
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GM CEO Mary Barra on Wednesday had told the Trump administration that the automaker was studying how it could potentially support production of medical equipment like ventilators.
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State governors also have decried a lack of masks and other medical equipment, saying they are being forced to compete with one another for that protective gear.
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The US is slowly turning to the strategy of asking private industry for specific support — a major issue with today's pandemic is the need for medical equipment.
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Fujifilm still makes film, but it has branched out considerably, using its chemical and imaging technology in products as varied as ingredients in cosmetics and medical equipment.
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The president has pushed the private sector to voluntarily address a shortage of critical medical equipment, particularly ventilators, as he is confronted by calls to take control.
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Jon had brought a generator from San Antonio, and within minutes this family had enough power to run the necessary medical equipment, a fan and the refrigerator.
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States have struggled to cope with a shortage of N95 masks and respirators, among other medical equipment, as they seek to treat the spread of the virus.
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Ina Oprisi, the manager of a medical equipment company, had traveled all the way from Romania, even with a ticket only to an exhibition performance on Sunday.
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Andrew Cuomo warned that states are counter-productively bidding up the prices of critical medical equipment and protective gear as they attempt to amass supplies from manufacturers.
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We need the ability for a global organization to buy and distribute the critical medical equipment and material to ensure that everyone has it that needs it.
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It's gotten so bad that Minister of Foreign Affairs Javad Zarif has tweeted out calls for assistance, asking for medical equipment to help treat the nation's outbreak.
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Trump says he has invoked the Defense Production Act and that it will be used to ramp up production of medical equipment in a worst-case scenario.
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President Donald Trump told a group of governors on Monday that they're responsible for getting the vital medical equipment needed to treat coronavirus patients in their states.
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But the sweeping restrictions across China to contain the virus also slowed production and delivery of much-needed medical equipment, said doctors, factory managers, and aid workers.
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Hopes that the virus would be contained to China vanished, with countries beginning to stockpile medical equipment and investors taking flight in expectation of a global recession.
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Since her husband at the time worked in the medical-equipment business but was self-employed, Malys Yore said he could work from anywhere — so he did.
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That is a catchall term, but typically it involves the production of high-value-added products in sectors like technology, aerospace, automobiles, sustainable energy and medical equipment.
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To the Editor: Elisabeth Rosenthal (no relation) does a great job of exposing the outrageous billing practice of hospitals, medical equipment suppliers, pharmacies and health care providers.
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But if you're a durable medical equipment provider or otherwise deemed high risk, you'll be routed to the Fingerprint Based Background Check Contractor (FBBC), currently Accurate Biometrics.
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Danaher said on Thursday it would spin off its dental unit into a publicly traded company, as the medical equipment maker seeks to revitalize a struggling business.
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The growth in Amazon Business, which sells everything from industrial supplies like screws and pumps to lab and medical equipment, reflects the e-commerce giant's continued expansion.
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So she sent the police chief's armored car back to the hospital to bring drugs and medical equipment, and she tried again to help deliver the baby.
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Officials say Horn, along with 10 other ex-NFLers, sought reimbursements for things like expensive medical equipment and prescriptions that they never bought in the first place.
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The lack of proper medical equipment, facilities, and protective gear for medical staff could also be a reason for the rise in infections among the medical personnel.
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It's also notable that Cuba achieves excellent health outcomes even though the American trade and financial embargo badly damages the economy and restricts access to medical equipment.
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Their purpose: to get public hospitals to buy millions of dollars' worth of sophisticated medical equipment made by foreign companies like General Electric, Siemens, Philips and Toshiba.
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The outages have proved deadly, with people unable to use lifesaving medical equipment like dialysis machines, and they've contributed to Puerto Rico's official death toll of 64.
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Some cities, like Miami, also offer programs for those who are unable to evacuate on their own (such as homebound residents or those on life-sustaining medical equipment).
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The center was allowed to reopen later that month after it said it had hired and trained new staff, fixed medical equipment, and improved its infection control procedures.
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The drone travelled almost 25 miles to deliver medical equipment to the remote area of Cook's Bay, which is usually only accessible by foot or locally operated boats.
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When these films are layered, she can create a 3D piece of electronics which can be tailored for robotics, medical equipment, microphones, toxic vapor sensors, or cellphone circuits.
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Medical device maker C R Bard jumped more than 1693 percent to $304.61 after U.S. medical equipment supplier Becton Dickinson said it would buy Bard for $24 billion.
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Agilent Technologies Inc was the worst performer of the S&P 623, falling 10.8% after the medical equipment maker reported quarterly profit that fell short of consensus estimates.
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While the products don't rate as sophisticated medical equipment, they do contain enough data tracking to provide potentially useful insight into a large cross-section of the population.
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Chinese health officials have warned of medical equipment shortages as hospitals in the country come under heavy strain and face resources constraints amid the mounting volume of cases.
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Chinese health officials have warned of medical equipment shortages as hospitals in the country come under heavy strain and face resources constraints amid the mounting volume of cases.
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In addition, the Chernobyl Shelter Fund provides training facilities, radiation monitoring and medical equipment as well as a medical screening program for the workers, according to the EBRD.
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Toshiba gave Canon exclusive negotiating rights for the medical equipment unit despite competing interest from Fujifilm and a team of Konica Minolta Inc with European buyout firm Permira.
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Siemens' action provides more evidence of a growing focus on preventing cyber attacks on medical equipment, which for years ranked low on the list of potential hacking targets.
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Medical equipment supplier Becton Dickenson plans to hire 250 people in its shared services centre in Wroclaw on top of 350 employees it already has, Puls Biznesu said.
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Her family say that she believed that the soul is present so long as her heart beats—and she is breathing, even if only because of medical equipment.
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Her family say that she believes that the soul is present so long as the heart works and she is breathing, even if only due to medical equipment.
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It wasn't until December that they were able to operate on me, after the first try went amiss because the blackouts led to damages on the medical equipment.
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The medical devices maker C R Bard jumped by 20% to $304 after the US medical equipment supplier Becton Dickinson said it would buy Bard for $24 billion.
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"HEART-BREAKING" Seven trucks carrying life-saving medical equipment and medicines had been blocked at Hodeidah port for two weeks awaiting clearance after being off-loaded, Cappelaere said.
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Research published in The World Journal of Surgery suggests that the surgical capabilities of developing nations can be improved through investments in medical equipment and surgical training programs.
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Agilent Technologies Inc was the worst performer of the S&P 500, falling 11.0% after the medical equipment maker reported quarterly profit that fell short of consensus estimates.
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Two days later, the Chinese signed a total of 280 contracts with Egyptian companies in areas as diverse as agriculture, medical equipment, and metal, chemical and textile industries.
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In the master bedroom, they confiscated a stethoscope, a blood pressure monitor, a syringe, an EKG machine, and other medical equipment and supplies, according to an evidence list.
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The security problems found in internet-enabled medical equipment and cars in recent years have raised a lot of awareness about the public safety risks of connected devices.
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The next day, the Trump administration responded with a tentative list of $50 billion worth of Chinese products, like medical equipment, that could be subject to new taxes.
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Toshiba has granted Canon exclusive negotiating rights for its medical equipment unit after a hotly contested auction, with a report putting Canon's offer at more than $6 billion.
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But after that incident, 75 additional U.S. troops arrived along with armored personnel carriers, communications gear and medical equipment in order to provide additional security and force protection.
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Among the funds suspected of being embezzled were about $255,000 donated by Taiwan in 2013 for medical equipment, building materials for poor families and job programs, officials said.
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A Los Altos startup called Afero raised $20.3 million in a new round of venture funding to secure connected devices, from toys and arcade games to medical equipment.
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"Tripoli is the area that is hurting the most," said Ayman Haddad, 33, who said his job selling medical equipment paid too little to afford to get married.
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In addition to aiding with daily tasks like bathing, dressing and eating, family caregivers often provide complicated care such as giving injections, operating medical equipment and wound care.
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Dozens of agencies specialize in coordinating donations of new and used medical equipment, and thousands more organizations provide medical supplies as part of their short-term volunteer trips.
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The Financial Times reported that it has held talks to buy U.S.-based medical equipment maker NuVasive in a deal that would be worth more than $3 billion.
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Becton Dickinson – Becton's deal to acquire rival medical equipment maker CR Bard was conditionally approved by China regulators, clearing the way for the $24 billion deal to close.
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Germany rebuffed a request for medical equipment from Italy, only to see China offer the Italians an aid package that includes two million face masks and 100,000 respirators.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican and head of the National Governors Association, said in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper that "no state in America" has enough medical equipment.
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If it continues to spread, there are concerns that there could be shortages of medical equipment, such as respirators to help patients breathe and capacity at medical facilities.
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Of that, $100 billion will go to hospitals, $1 billion will go to the Indian Health Service, and the remainder will be used to increase medical equipment capacity.
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Gifford has had two stints in Syria – the first of nearly six months, the second of nearly eight – and is currently raising funds to return with medical equipment.
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Its findings spurred a wave of other investigations around Brazil and Latin America, taking down presidents and rattling global firms in sectors from oil trading to medical equipment.
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Alongside the massive backlogs of tests and medical equipment shortages, we are running out of the parts needed to build the massive numbers of ventilators that they imagine.
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The only exceptions to the closure orders are supermarkets; restaurants offering carryout or delivery; pharmacies; medical equipment stores; gas stations and banks, along with suppliers to those businesses.
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The only exceptions to the closure orders are supermarkets; restaurants offering carryout or delivery; pharmacies; medical equipment stores; gas stations and banks, along with suppliers to those businesses.
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Crombie's team did detailed research into the era's remedies for gout, and for those scenes, they dressed Anne's room with medical equipment, pastes, and jars of real leeches.
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Simon said some areas were nearing limits on medical equipment needed to deal with the crisis, but added that they would receive fresh supplies as soon as Wednesday.
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Simon said some areas were nearing limits on medical equipment needed to deal with the crisis, but added that they would receive fresh supplies as soon as Wednesday.
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Medical Aid for Indochina, which I led, raised money for medicines and medical equipment that we sent to North Vietnamese hospitals treating the civilian victims of American bombing.
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The Trump administration has struggled to line up tests to diagnose the disease, masks to slow its transmission, and medical equipment to treat those who have contracted it.
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The Trump administration has struggled to line up tests to diagnose the disease, masks to slow its transmission, and medical equipment to treat those who have contracted it.
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Additionally, the President said hundreds of thousands of masks, respirators, face shields, gowns, gloves and other medical equipment was sent to New York and Washington several days ago.
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"There's clearly bipartisan angst over the President's reluctance to take further measures on the manufacturing and supply chain for medical equipment," Murphy said in an interview with CNN.
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The lawmakers referenced a Washington Post report detailing how scammers have taken advantage of the epidemic to pitch fake COVID-19 testing kits or sell nonexistent medical equipment.
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The lawmakers referenced a Washington Post report detailing how scammers have taken advantage of the epidemic to pitch fake COVID-28503 testing kits or sell nonexistent medical equipment.
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The outbreak has overwhelmed the U.S. health system in some areas, prompting urgent calls for the administration to take swifter action to help states gain needed medical equipment.
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The Russian Defence Ministry said military transport planes would deliver eight mobile brigades of military medics, special disinfection vehicles, and other medical equipment to Italy starting from Sunday.
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According to the Post, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requested $2 billion for emergency medical equipment in early February, but received just $500 million weeks later.
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In the midst of this verdant lair, my patient reclined comfortably on the couch, her face radiating warmth and welcome amid the greenery and medical equipment surrounding her.
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As fear over the new coronavirus in New York spreads faster than the outbreak, people have started to steal masks and other medical equipment from local hospitals, Gov.
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In an unfortunate twist, they would witness her being dismissed as a receptionist for a medical equipment company and joining the growing ranks of Venezuelans without formal employment.
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The players are accused in indictments filed in federal court in the Eastern District of Kentucky of claiming reimbursements for expensive medical equipment that was never actually purchased.
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Hopes that the virus could be contained to China have vanished as nations began to stockpile medical equipment while investors took flight on worries of a global recession.
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Hopes that the virus could be contained to China have vanished as nations began to stockpile medical equipment while investors took flight on worries of a global recession.
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Deputy U.S. Ambassador Cherith Norman Chalet said the closing of the Iraqi border crossing had cut off 40 percent of U.N. medical equipment and supplies to northeastern Syria.
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The problem is even worse for institutions like hospitals which run a lot of software provided by a variety of different vendors, often embedded in expensive medical equipment.
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Thieves can use this information to order medical equipment and drugs to resell and to fraudulently bill insurance companies, the costs of which are passed along to consumers.
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One such scenario is when a baby doesn't start breathing right away and might need to be moved immediately to a warming table with the necessary medical equipment.
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Medical device maker C R Bard jumped more than 19 percent to $302 after U.S. medical equipment supplier Becton Dickinson said it would buy Bard for $24 billion.
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Alongside the massive backlogs of tests and medical equipment shortages, we are running out of the parts needed to build the massive numbers of ventilators that they imagine.
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And a cursory scan of the industries in this second group — which also includes automakers, medical-equipment makers and others — correlates well with the ones hoarding the most cash.
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In the fall, after Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico, something new joined the list, not a drug but a category of medical equipment: bags of sterile salt water.
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The Linseys are also setting up a foundation to help fund medical equipment for the hospital in Sri Lanka where his children were taken, according to the Daily Mail.
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And added to that were an 3.8 percent investment tax hike, a proposed tax hike on so-called Cadillac insurance plans, and yet another tax increase on medical equipment.
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Colfax's founders brothers Steven and Mitchell Rales are familiar with the medical equipment industry, as they also launched Danaher Corp, a key player in medical devices, back in 1984.
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Danish medical equipment maker Ambu traded 6.2% lower in the afternoon session, its share price continuing to suffer two weeks on from its CEO stepping down on May 15.
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The supervisory board of Siemens AG agreed on Wednesday to prepare to list its Healthineers medical equipment business on the Frankfurt stock exchange in the first half of 20.3.
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Olympus Corp stumbled 7.7 percent after the company's April-June operating profit dropped 4.9 percent on the year to 12.7 billion yen, hurt by weak demand for medical equipment.
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Businessman: Obamacare hurt sales, led to job cuts Andy Furniss says Obamacare hurt his medical equipment business several ways -- and had to cut full-time positions as a result.
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Olympus Corp stumbled 5.6 percent after the company's April-June operating profit dropped 4.9 percent on the year to 12.7 billion yen, hurt by weak demand in medical equipment.
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Medical equipment and technology firm Philips said on Tuesday it will spin off its lighting division, the world's largest maker of lights, in an initial public offering of shares.
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From Virginia to California, many rural medical equipment suppliers could soon be closing their doors, laying off thousands of employees and leaving patients with limited options and poor service.
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In an effort to save taxpayer dollars, an important initiative, Congress and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) instituted a competitive bidding process for home medical equipment.
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Roughly another quarter of abnormal profits comes from the health-care industry, where a cohort of pharmaceutical and medical-equipment firms make aggregate returns on capital of 235-19676%.
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In the not-so-distant future, drones delivering crucial medical equipment to the scene of a crash or lifesaving supplies to families stranded by natural disasters could be commonplace.
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Becton Dickinson's (BDX) deal to acquire rival medical equipment maker CR Bard (BCR) was conditionally approved by China regulators, clearing the way for the $24 billion transaction to close.
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On the dirt track leading to the tunnels, a near continuous convoy of trucks and military vehicles delivered troops and medical equipment, including a large cache of oxygen tanks.
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Those expenses can include deductibles, copayments, prescriptions, and necessary medical equipment as well as medical care not covered by insurance such as dental, vision, hearing, and long-term care.
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Even in convoys that are allowed through, the UN and aid organizations say shipments of vital medical equipment, including materials to treat victims of airstrikes, are inexplicably being blocked.
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Home medical equipment providers in rural areas and small communities are facing drastic reductions to the prices that Medicare pays for the products and related services that they provide.
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A plane carrying a team of specialist doctors and medical equipment left China for Italy Wednesday, where the health system is under unprecedented strain from the spiraling coronavirus outbreak.
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Schumer, who also spoke to President Donald Trump Friday morning, asked the president to use the Defense Production Act for more medical equipment, including ventilators, according to Schumer's spokesperson.
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Finally, from a national security perspective, it is incomprehensible that we are dependent on China and other countries for masks, prescription drugs, surgical gloves, and medical equipment like ventilators.
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And British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged more than 60 leading manufacturers "to help the UK step up production of vital medical equipment, such as ventilators," his spokesperson said.
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The federal government has eased restrictions on the number of hours drivers transporting critical supplies, such as medical equipment, food, hand sanitizer, soap and disinfectants, are allowed to work.
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Of that money, $100 billion will go to hospitals, $1 billion will go to the Indian Health Service, and the remainder will be used to increase medical equipment capacity.
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If, say, a company claims to have two factories manufacturing medical equipment but actually only has one in operation, Leviton said, it can expect to be sued by investors.
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"The prime minister will speak to British manufacturers including Unipart Group to ask them to support production of essential medical equipment for the NHS," a Downing Street spokesman said.
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Gretchen Whitmer -- who he slammed as "way in over her head" and as someone who "doesn't have a clue" as she asked for medical equipment from the federal government.
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General Motors is studying whether to retool its shuttered production lines to make ventilators and other needed medical equipment to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, company officials said Wednesday.
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The playbook anticipated and gave instructions for federal officials to prepare for many of the same roadblocks the Trump administration now faces, including lack of medical equipment and coordination.
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Communities have been begging, sometimes literally, for increased access to medical equipment, including ventilators and respirators, and basic personal protective equipment (PPE), like masks, gloves, and gowns, for weeks.
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With Wuhan under quarantine, the city&aposs doctors also say they are being overwhelmed by the growing number of cases and lack of medical equipment to meet the surge.
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For those on durable medical equipment, those who rely on dialysis or even access to reliable supplies of prescription drugs, electricity can be the difference between life and death.
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It means that we either lose or pay a significantly higher price for the more than $12 billion in optical and medical equipment we import from Mexico each year.
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Jefferson had recently moved back to Fort Worth to take care of her mother and was selling medical equipment from her home as she studied to enter medical school.
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Medics in Wuhan, the city of 11 million people where the virus originated, have described overcrowded hospitals and a shortage of test kits, protective gear, and other medical equipment.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Philips, the Dutch medical equipment company, said on Thursday it plans to sell the remaining 10.7% stake it holds in Signify, its former lighting division.
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These microbes can easily contaminate medical equipment, such as blood catheters and ventilators, raising the risk that patients in hospitals and nursing homes will catch infections during their stay.
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According to the CDC, C. auris can travel through health care facilities by lingering on surfaces and medical equipment, or it can spread directly from one person to another.
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Certain medical equipment qualifies for FSA spending, and defibrillators, which are used to give someone a dose of electric energy during a heart attack, are among the eligible purchases.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Saturday about the market for medical equipment in China misstated the prices of two M.R.I. machines that Siemens sold to public hospitals in China.
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Navarro, in a "Squawk Box" interview, brushed off a question about the administration's reported overtures toward CureVac and instead spoke about the general need to manufacture more medical equipment and supplies in the U.S. "What I can speak to is this broader, interesting issue of how dependent the United States of America is on the global supply chain, not just for its medicines but for its medical supplies and medical equipment," Navarro said.
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Competitive Markets: The Durable Medical Equipment (DME) market is highly competitive, including a large number of competitors of similar or greater size that compete directly with DDV with similar products.
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In the latest round, China said it would impose additional tariffs of 25 percent on $16 billion worth of U.S. imports, which would include refined products, autos and medical equipment.
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Roberts's partner in Material Impact, Adam Sharkawy, meanwhile served in recent years as an executive at numerous biopharmaceutical and medical equipment companies, including Abbott, Smith & Nephew and The Medicines Company.
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Titled "365 Days In 365 Seconds," the video begins with clips of Lillian in the hospital — she's connected to feeding tubes and a breathing mask, and surrounded by medical equipment.
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A report out Wednesday raised several concerns related to staffing shortages, dirty storage areas and failure to keep track of medical equipment, leading to shortages that could endanger patient health.
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Despite coming from upper-middle-class families, the medics suffer through food shortages while pulling 12-hour shifts with little medical equipment to patch up more and more injured protesters.
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"My guess is early on we're going to see defense use, law enforcement use, hazardous waste use and some surgical and medical equipment use," Wolff said on CNBC's Tech Bet.
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The medical equipment and technology company also saw revenue come in above estimates, and also raised its full-year guidance as its chemical, energy, and pharmaceutical businesses saw strong growth.
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Reports in Japan said Sony and Fujifilm were considering a joint bid to acquire Toshiba's medical equipment subsidiary, Toshiba Medical Systems, as the troubled electronics company continues with its restructuring.
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"At the agreement of both countries militaries, China has provided medical equipment as well as medicine and other humanitarian aid to Syria, mainly to ease the humanitarian crisis," Wu added.
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While manufacturers of medical equipment are forced to set aside extra resources to comply with the tax, fewer resources are devoted to the development of new technologies and health innovation.
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It said it had delivered 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby food, three pallets of medical equipment and medicine, and 30 tons of clothing and footwear.
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One goal of the new healthcare push is to integrate the health services into the other things that Walmart sells, including workout gear, fresh food, and medical equipment, he said.
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Dr. Michael Frey, 46, pleaded guilty on Monday in federal court in Fort Myers, Florida, to conspiring to receive kickbacks from a medical equipment provider and a pharmacy sales representative.
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The Russian footage above shows plenty that Moscow and others will carefully examine and hope to learn from: communications infrastructure; construction materials and techniques, and battlefield medical equipment, for example.
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In a regulation earlier this month, which mostly affects the suppliers of durable medical equipment rather than manufacturers, Medicare acknowledged the bidding program has created some problems for rural suppliers.
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"Those making money on medical procedures, drugs and durable medical equipment will do well for a while, and more mergers and acquisitions will consolidate power and investment returns," Lynn said.
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Cuomo said he has asked the federal government to nationalize the purchase of medical equipment and has signed off on several locations to build temporary hospitals to treat coronavirus patients.
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Cuomo said he has asked the federal government to nationalize the purchase of medical equipment and has signed off on several locations to build temporary hospitals to treat coronavirus patients.
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STOCKHOLM, March 17 (Reuters) - Swedish medical equipment group Getinge will increase its ventilator production capacity by 60% this year in response to increased global demand because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted Wednesday that he plans to reopen the Buffalo factory to produce ventilators, a critical piece of medical equipment used in severe cases of COVID-19.
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Some of the state's assisted living facilities, which also house people who rely on electricity-dependent medical equipment, had no backup generators and reported being completely without power on Monday.
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Beyond these new steps, the fact that the U.S. government had already steeply increased tariff barriers on foreign medical equipment makes the impending scarcity of medical supplies even more problematic.
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Earlier Friday, Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to compel General Motors to make ventilators – a desperately needed piece of medical equipment in coronavirus "hot spots" such as New York.
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Dow Constantine, the King County executive, said officials were working to help families who want to remove residents from Life Care and take them home with the necessary medical equipment.
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The document instructed federal officials on how to prepare for many of the same obstacles the Trump administration is now facing, including medical equipment shortages and a lack of coordination.
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Companies will need permission to export ventilators and related gear, oxygen concentrators, intubation tubes and intensive care monitors, and other medical equipment, according to a decree on the Official Gazzette.
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But beyond medical equipment, we are looking at a reasonably extended period of time in which people should be consuming more soap, hand sanitizer, disinfecting sprays and wipes, and lotion.
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Pompeo pushed back on the idea that U.S. sanctions are hampering the ability to send medical supplies to Iran, despite reports that the sanctions hurt Iranians' access to medical equipment.
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Ten of those were in rebel-held neighborhoods in eastern Aleppo, voluntary rescue group Syria Civil Defense said, with fatalities expected to rise due to the lack of medical equipment.
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Wedding Registry Instead of traditional wedding gifts, the couple asked guests to help purchase medical equipment — a stretcher for transporting patients, oxygen cylinders, a suture kit — needed by Family Legacy.
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Insurer AXA fell 3.5% as it lowered 2020 profit guidance for its companies-focused XL unit, while medical equipment maker Elekta AB slid after its quarterly operating profit undershot expectations.
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Of course, that's presuming that you don't have vulnerable members of your household who have respirators or other important medical equipment, in which case you may need a generator anyway.
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Here's an example: His fund owns Steris (STE), a medical equipment company based in the UK, as well as Euronet (EEFT), an electronic payments firm with its headquarters in Kansas.
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In each of these attempts at medical identity theft, scammers can then use your insurance to see a doctor, obtain prescriptions, buy medical equipment or even file a false claim.
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Medicare's anti-fraud unit said it was taking action against 130 medical equipment companies that had submitted more than $1.7 billion of claims, and been paid more than $900 million.
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The cruise line said it filled the ship with food, water, personal hygiene products, medical equipment, generators, volunteers, and first responders, and headed to the island to provide first aid.
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The cruise line said it filled the ship with food, water, personal hygiene products, medical equipment, generators, volunteers and first responders, and headed to the island to provide first aid.
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As retaliation against Washington, China will impose tariffs of 25 percent on a further $16 billion in U.S. imports ranging from fuel and steel products to autos and medical equipment.
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Often the barrier to medical care isn't the disability but a health system poorly equipped to handle it: a lack of transportation, accessible medical equipment and safe methods of transfer.
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BERLIN, March 13 (Reuters) - Germany is in talks with its European Union partners on restrictions to its exports of medical equipment, a spokeswoman for the Economy Ministry said on Friday.
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Medical equipment maker Philips on Tuesday disclosed a conflict with the U.S. government over defibrillators it sold prior to 2015, along with fourth quarter earnings in which it missed analysts' estimates.
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Siemens confirmed it had awarded so-called global coordinator mandates to banks to float the maker of medical equipment such as x-ray and MRI machines, but declined to name them.
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For the past six months, Altuve had not received his medication, his mother, Jennifer Guerrero, said, because of widespread shortages of drugs and medical equipment that have devastated Venezuela's health system.
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PG&E's approach to the shutoffs has come under major criticism, particularly from disability advocates who warn that power could mean life or death for people who rely on medical equipment.
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Alpert thinks Medinas can create cost savings for both sides by creating something that's fast and trustworthy and working with third parties who can disassemble, ship and re-assemble medical equipment.
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But Toshiba could revise the positioning of its nuclear business if need be, said Tsunakawa, who has been credited with having shaped a medical equipment unit into a major earnings driver.
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With the season for corporate annual meetings just days old, oil firm BP and medical equipment firm Smith & Nephew have already seen investors reject last year's payouts in non-binding votes.
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In comparison, basic Medicare comes with a $21,2000 deductible for Part A (hospital coverage) per benefit period and a $23 deductible for Part B, which covers outpatient care and medical equipment.
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GE's sale of its appliance unit comes in the midst of an effort by the company to shift its focus to higher-technology and higher-profit areas such as medical equipment.
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For decades, the aeromedical evacuation mission belonged to special squadrons flying a small number of unique aircraft with patient beds and medical equipment—including I.V.s and monitors—built into the cabin.
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Devices such as laptops, DVD players, tablets and large gaming consoles will have to be kept in checked baggage, but smartphones and medical equipment will be allowed in carry-on bags.
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"I told the people I work with at the house, 'I want you to take the pain away from the room,' " she says of donating her husband's medical equipment and redecorating.
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Medicare officials should not have to strain their interpretation of a benefit designed for reusable medical equipment like walkers, wheelchairs, and hospital beds, to accommodate advanced technologies like continuous glucose monitors.
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But he recently had his tonsils and adenoids removed, allowing him to breathe on his own and freeing him from the array of medical equipment that was hooked up to him.
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China is laying additional import tariffs of 25 percent on $16 billion worth of U.S. goods ranging from oil and steel products to autos and medical equipment, the commerce ministry said.
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Clinton brought with him medical supplies and solar energy equipment donated by the Clinton Foundation, which has already shipped 85033 tons of medicine and medical equipment to the island since Sept.
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The exhibition's other sculptures look as if they were designed by a demented character with a fetish for athletic and medical equipment in a sci-fi horror movie by David Cronenberg.
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Researchers at MedSec and the short-selling investment firm Muddy Waters used vulnerabilities they discovered in St. Jude medical equipment last year to bet against the firm, which produces cardiac implants.
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She graduated from the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute in Utica, N.Y. Her father owns and operates AAA Elite Medical Equipment, an equipment and custom orthotics store in Albany.
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But by the end of the afternoon, hooded youths had filled the highway with burning debris, looted a government storage site, torched two trucks and stolen medical equipment from an ambulance.
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The company, which has a market capitalisation of 3.06 billion pounds ($4.03 billion), supplies precision measurement equipment used in products ranging from jet engines and smartphones to medical equipment and satellites.
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However, hospital operating margins — which reflect the money that hospitals keep after paying their employees and after paying for routine expenses like drugs and medical equipment — held steady at around 4%.
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The bottom line: Companies that make oxygen tanks, scooters, insulin pumps and other medical equipment will get $360 million in additional revenue this year, with taxpayers and seniors footing the bill.
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The U.S. company, which also manufactures a suite of other medical equipment, has hired investment bank Robert W. Baird & Co to carry out a sale process, the people said this week.
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Hours before the announcement, Spain's Council of Ministers approved a "centralized command" of medical equipment to include certain items that, until now, may not have been affected, such as protective eyewear.
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Businesses are to be compensated, parents with children of school age are to be given babysitting vouchers, a huge investment is being made to purchase medical equipment and increase hospital capacity.
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Senior administration health officials alerted senators last week to potential problems in obtaining protective and medical equipment during a briefing in the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee room last week.
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Trump, during an interview with Fox News on Thursday night, repeatedly slammed the Democratic governor for her demands that the federal government provide more medical equipment to the Great Lakes State.
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To combat fraud and abuse, the inspector general at the Department of Health and Human Services has issued guidance documents for hospitals, nursing homes, drug companies and suppliers of medical equipment.
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The individuals charged included the chief executives or employees of five telemedicine companies, the owners of dozens of durable medical equipment companies and three licensed medical professionals, the Justice Department said.
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Mr. Cavalcanti, 23, is the founder of the Open Source COVID23 Medical Supplies, a Facebook group that is crowdsourcing solutions to address the diminishing stock of medical equipment around the world.
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New York State is ramping up efforts to combat the growing coronavirus pandemic, including appeals to all industries for help in the form of much-needed medical equipment for healthcare workers.
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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are tackling several types of medical equipment: respirators made out of vacuum bags, 500-D-printed face shields and ventilators that can be manufactured quickly.
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Some of the accused were owners of durable medical equipment companies that paid kickbacks and bribes to doctors to write prescriptions for braces that were medically unnecessary, according to the authorities.
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A plane carrying a team of specialist doctors with battleground experience fighting the virus left China on Wednesday for Italy, the European epicenter of the pandemic, with urgently needed medical equipment.
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These included a lack of funding and shortages of medical equipment, delays and inconsistencies at the state and local levels over school closures, and systemic problems in manufacturing more medical supplies.
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Meanwhile, doctors and health care workers across the country have warned of dangerous shortages in essential medical equipment such as ventilators, and protective gear such as masks, gowns, gloves, and more.
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WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Wednesday confirmed it is considering how it could support production of medical equipment like ventilators that may be needed during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Earlier this week, the federal government eased restrictions on the number of hours drivers transporting critical supplies, such as medical equipment, food, hand sanitizer, soap and disinfectants, are allowed to work.
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"I think the federal government should order factories to manufacture masks, gowns, ventilators, the essential medical equipment that is going to make the difference between life and death," New York Gov.
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Andrew Cuomo warned that states are counter-productively bidding up the prices of critical medical equipment and protective gear as they attempt to amass supplies from manufacturers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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But, given the seriousness of the virus outbreak, and the stress, loneliness, joblessness, shortage of medical equipment, and general catastrophe it has brought along with it, we all need a laugh.
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The Senate passed the $26.4 trillion bill to help unemployed workers and industries hurt by the epidemic, as well as to provide much-needed funding to buy urgently needed medical equipment.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer said the military had already contacted hundreds of medical reservists and would be able to protect critical infrastructure and distribute medical equipment, medicines and masks should this become necessary.
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Many service members today have the expertise to assist with medical care; build MASH hospitals; provide shelter; or transport food, medical equipment, and people to meet the needs of the public.
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As the United States ramps up its coronavirus response, President Donald Trump on Wednesday invoked the Defense Production Act, or DPA, in order to provide necessary medical equipment to treat patients.
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Some of the state's assisted living facilities, which also house people who depend on electrical medical equipment, had no backup generators and said on Monday that they were completely without power.
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The family of four, already squeezed into the tiny space, could barely make room for the medical equipment and for the nurses and therapist who frequently visited to treat her son.
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The same is true for Juan Luis Ortiz Guzman, whose mother, Pilar Guzmán Ríos, died on September 29, 2017 without access to adequate medical services or power to run medical equipment.
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In theory, that mismatch could have been a warning sign: Medical equipment is often manufactured with unique fittings and nozzles so that pieces that do not belong together cannot be joined.
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Chen Fei, head of a Beijing company called First Earn 100 Million Beijing Trading Company, which sells medical equipment, chemical products, machinery and even stationery, said he didn't see a problem.
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A travel pillow can be useful if you need to sleep while propped up, and an eye mask, earplugs, and headphones can help block out beeping and blinking from medical equipment.
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Another issue is China's practice of pilot programs — authorities "overcomplicated the process" by selecting 200 cities to trial health-care reforms, with each setting its own purchasing policy for medical equipment.
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Mexico has already set out several options to dispose of the plane, include selling it to a group of businesses, renting it by the hour, or bartering it for medical equipment.
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Austria's federal criminal police raided the hotel rooms of Kazakhstan's national biathlon team late Wednesday, seizing medical equipment, drugs and cellphones on the eve of a world championships competition in Hochfilzen.
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For example, when an asset such as medical equipment is sold, federal and state capital gains, combined with recaptured depreciation taxes, might equal more than 40 percent of the sales price.
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The players allegedly submitted fraudulent claims to the Gene Upshaw NFL Player Health Reimbursement Account Plan seeking payments for expensive medical equipment, including hyperbaric oxygen chambers, cryotherapy machines and ultrasound devices.
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"One of my nurses used to shop for medical equipment at garage sales," said Mary Sajdak, the senior director for integrated care at Cook County Health and Hospitals System in Chicago.
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The plan also has perks, such as $0 primary care visits, coverage of certain durable medical equipment, as well as a transparent list of the prices of medications that are covered.
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Its sales have lagged those of the company's bigger divisions, which sell large medical equipment and personal care devices, stagnating in 2018 and falling 1% in the first quarter of 2019.
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Energy would be added for the first time to a burgeoning trade dispute that has hit imports of Chinese metals and solar panels, and exports of U.S. medical equipment and soybeans.
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No matter what terms the Trump administration manages to negotiate with Japan, it will cover a complex list of hundreds of separate products and industries, from aircraft to medical equipment to corn.
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McAfee researchers also added in the blog post that they found access to a number of government and health care institutions' systems for sale, including hospitals, nursing homes, and medical equipment suppliers.
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Medicare also imposes a 20 percent charge, known as co-insurance, on the total cost of things like doctor's visits, lab tests, physician-administered drugs and durable medical equipment, the company said.
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They installed a hand sanitizer machine by the front door, moved medical equipment into the house and had to go to the hospital two to three times a week for daylong appointments.
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Concerns of a global shortage in protective medical equipment could impact the United States in "just a matter of time," Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips, chief clinical officer of Providence Health, said Monday.
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Danish medical equipment, supplies and distribution company Ambu sank more than 10 percent at the open after its third-quarter results, with traders saying earnings and revenues numbers had missed analysts' targets.
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Call9, a start-up that provided medical equipment and a platform to video chat with a doctor for nursing home residents, is shutting down operations, CEO Dr. Timothy Peck confirmed to CNBC.
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PG&E has been in touch with people in the affected areas who rely on power for their medical equipment, Adam Pasion, a spokesman for the utility, said in a phone interview.
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"We also came across multiple government systems being sold worldwide," McAfee's post reads, "[including] dozens of connections linked to health care institutions, from hospitals and nursing homes to suppliers of medical equipment."
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The bottom line: Konica Minolta has its base in digital printing, copiers and other office technology, but it also has a growing health care business with imaging systems and other medical equipment.
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But massive bombs wrecked the emergency ward near the entrance, caved in interior ceilings, crumbled cement walls and destroyed generators, water tanks and medical equipment, knocking the underground hospital out of service.
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The American conglomerate set up its regional headquarters for sub-Saharan Africa in Nairobi in 2011, and now provides medical equipment to the Kenyan government and turbines to private power plant developers.
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In the past month, for example, he had a visit to his pediatrician, two trips to specialists, and one to the ER — along with multiple deliveries of medical equipment to his house.
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A video that appears to show a girl licking a piece of medical equipment at a doctors office in Florida has circulated online, and led to the arrest of the girl's mother.
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During the quarter, the company benefitted from demand at its smart infrastructure business, which makes products to automate buildings, and Siemens Healthineers, the medical equipment maker where Siemens retains an 85% stake.
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Pharma and medical equipment companies from BTG to BB Biotech and Fresenius Medical Care are among the most exposed individual companies, with 67-90% of total sales derived from the United States.
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India's forced localization policies and investment limitations across key U.S. manufacturing sectors, such as solar energy, information technology and medical equipment also add to the cost of participating in the Indian market.
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The deliveries included 300 tents, 13 tons of food, 15 tons of baby food, three pallets of medical equipment and medicine and 30 tons of clothing and footwear, according to the IDF.
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The nation also has the world's third largest reserves of platinum, the precious metal used in electronic and medical equipment, and is the fifth-largest producer of lithium, essential for rechargeable batteries.
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It also lowers the cost of buying wheelchairs and other medical equipment, services that often aren't covered by private insurance plans and can be prohibitively expensive for people paying out of pocket.
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First, six months is not enough time to monitor disruption in Medicare beneficiaries' access to medical equipment, especially given the significance of certain therapies and devices on a patient's overall well-being.
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Air medical transport providers, which most often use helicopters, provide a very high level of life-saving care that involves highly-trained nurses, paramedics, pilots, and state-of-the-art medical equipment.
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The resource is a first of its kind, aiming to provide a place for trans men to stay when they're recovering, medical equipment, food, and even transportation to and from the airport.
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The United Nations has medicines and medical equipment in position and ready to move to besieged Syrians in east Aleppo, Dr. Brennan said Friday, but the aid cannot get into the city.
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" Airbus (EADSF) said its teams in France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom were "investigating the practicalities of how we might best support the design, manufacturing and assembly of critical medical equipment.
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Baldwin's, for example, requires FEMA, and the Department of Health and Human Services, to produce a comprehensive review of the key shortages the country is facing when it comes to medical equipment.
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On Wednesday, Trump announced that the US would invoke a 1950s-era law called the Defense Production Act, which will ramp up production of necessary medical equipment such as masks and ventilators.
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Other manufacturers such as GM, Ford, VW and Tesla have started to work on the complex task of producing ventilators, another critical piece of medical equipment for patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
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The organization is also working with the World Bank to help countries obtain some of the medical equipment, such as medical masks and respiratory equipment, that is used to combat the virus.
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In recent weeks, truck drivers have hustled to fulfill orders for retail goods and medical equipment, forcing the federal government to lift an 82-year-old trucking safety law earlier this month.
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Marsha Edwards received a medical degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport and owned MME Enterprises, LLC, a supplier of surgical and medical equipment, according to her Linkedin page.
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Shortages of face masks, ventilators, and other medical equipment needed to care for Covid-19 patients and reduce transmission of the novel coronavirus have inspired engineers, makers, and hobbyists around the world.
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Italy, which has been hard-hit by the coronavirus outbreak with more than 10,000 infections and over 1,000 deaths so far, has tendered for 5,000 ventilators and other desperately needed medical equipment.
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Fox News' Martha McCallum tried fruitlessly to grill a top Trump administration health official on whether the US has enough medical equipment like ventilators to treat a growing number of coronavirus patients.
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However, Schaffner warned that if masks and other medical equipment continue to be swept off the shelves at such pace, health workers who need them will be the ones most at risk.
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Nonetheless, the sheer number of people that need treatment could overwhelm any country's health care system, leading to a shortage of hospital beds or medical equipment for those suffering from other maladies.
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Baxter makes medical equipment like dialysis machines and infusion systems; Becton Dickinson makes supplies like needles, syringes and catheters; and Boston Scientific makes pacemakers and defibrillators, among other cardiovascular and endoscopic devices.
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BrightTree [a cloud-based healthcare IT company that sold software and services to home medical equipment companies and pharmacies], which was acquired by [medical device maker] ResMed [in 2016], is an example.
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Their stocks, as well as those of other U.S. drug and medical equipment suppliers, have taken a beating in the past year as speculation over Amazon expanding its considerable reach gained momentum.
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Unfortunately, all too often this results in doctors pulling their hair out as they try to secure prior authorization for medications, obtain medical equipment, referrals, or figure out our patients' insurance status.
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Mitsubishi Materials is also reinforcing its downstream businesses, buying a UK firm for about $300 million in September to broaden its copper processing business with a focus on automobiles and medical equipment.
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The FAA's Integration Pilot Program is letting cities across the United States test flying drones longer and farther, for package delivery, agriculture operations, medical equipment delivery and public safety, among other uses.
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Wednesday's settlement with the unit of Royal Philips NV resolves whistleblower claims originally brought by Dr. Gibran Ameer, a South Carolina pharmacist who worked for medical equipment suppliers that bought the masks.
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General Motors and Ford are studying whether they can use their auto factories to support production of ventilators and other medical equipment to help combat the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the nation.
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Mobile tent clinics set up to treat injured protesters had been set on fire and destroyed while medical equipment had been looted and some women health workers were reportedly raped, it said.
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Shares of medical equipment and hospital operator Al Hammadi fell 0.7 percent after the $1.2 billion company said it was discussing studying the "possibility of merger" with its the smaller National Medical Care.
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China's health ministry declined to comment, though the China Food and Drug Administration said last week the ministry would look to increase support for developing drugs and medical equipment to treat rare diseases.
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Guizhou Yangsheng Medical Equipment and Yangcheng Bakery operating in the southwestern province of Guizhou, among the fastest growing in China, received government help with capital raising and will use the funds for expansion.
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Production designer Eve Stewart further improves it with her detailed work, which gives the film a World War II-meets-steampunk vibe full of old-school medical equipment and vast sensory-deprivation chambers.
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Blake has eschewed easy categorization throughout their career (Blake uses gender neutral pronouns), incorporating motifs from the BDSM scene, medical equipment, pop music, food, and stuffed animals to investigate race, sexuality, and gender.
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AMSTERDAM, May 3 (Reuters) - Medical equipment and technology firm Philips said on Tuesday it will spin off its lighting division, the world's largest maker of lights, in an initial public offering of shares.
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The company is also authorized to deliver medical devices, specimens, documents, medical equipment and supplies to and from hospitals, labs, clinics, doctor and dentist offices, nursing homes, patient and research facilities, it says.
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With a population of about 25 million, North Korea faces chronic food woes as well as shortages of drugs and medical equipment, including that needed to treat tuberculosis, which has plagued the country.
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Toshiba, however, raised its earnings estimates for the year ended in March as it booked a pretax profit of 590 billion yen from the sale of a medical equipment division to Canon Inc .
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Shares of Toshiba saw gains Monday, with its shares finishing up 2488.42 percent after news that Fujifilm plans to bid for the struggling electronics manufacturer's fully owned medical equipment unit, Toshiba Medical Systems.
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And a 3-D printer, like the prototype currently on the space station, could be used for on-demand production of medical equipment, such as surgical tools or even surgical implants, Komorowski said.
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The upbeat outlook came despite the risk of hefty fines after EU antitrust regulators accused the Japanese firm of jumping the gun in its $6 billion acquisition of Toshiba Corp's medical equipment unit.
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The country has not yet announced an effective date for tariffs on the remaining 114 goods worth $16 billion, which include crude oil, natural gas, coal, some refined oil products and medical equipment.
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On Thursday, Mr. Pence flew to Minnesota to meet with medical equipment manufacturers before flying to Washington State, which has reported 84 cases and 14 deaths, where he bumped elbows with the governor.
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On the call, Trump urged governors to try to secure additional medical equipment on their own without waiting for the federal government to intervene, though he did say they would try to help.
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Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif has recently said it is "virtually impossible" for Iranians to import medicine and medical equipment due to a web of penalties the Trump administration has put in place.
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He declared a national emergency, advised Americans to social distance, vowed more testing for patients and medical equipment for health care workers, and promised more economic relief to those affected by the crisis.
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Those concerns continued into this week, as state governors ramped up their calls for medical equipment, desperately urging the federal government to take control of the distribution to calm the competition between states.
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And in a surprising twist, on Friday, López Obrador said that he had signed an order to give the Ministry of Health the means to acquire medical equipment to face the coronavirus pandemic.
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During the video conference with the governors' group, Trump reportedly suggested they obtain their own medical equipment that's in short supply as the nation faces an explosion of respiratory infections with the pandemic.
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They agreed to prevent medical equipment shortages, promote the development of a vaccine, as well as create a fund of 25 billion euros ($28 billion) to contain the economic impact of the outbreak.
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She realized not everyone would have her wherewithal to stock up on medical equipment and have access to factual information about the coronavirus in the event of an outbreak in the nation's capital.
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Klobuchar wrote that Bessler, 52, had pneumonia and was put on oxygen, but did not need a ventilator – a desperately needed piece of medical equipment in coronavirus "hot spots" such as New York.
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The convoluted timeline and uncertain parameters of Trump's use of the Defense Production Act comes as hospital workers continue to raise concerns about shortages of essential medical equipment like surgical masks and ventilators.
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President Donald Trump announced March 18 he was invoking the DPA "in case we need it" as the nation contends with critical shortages of testing supplies, masks and other in-demand medical equipment.
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She dismissed fears of shortages of essential medical equipment like masks and ventilators, saying that German companies had increased production and it was possible to import from China, where production was rising again.
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A top US health official dodged questions repeatedly from a Fox News host on Thursday over whether the country could see a shortage in medical equipment needed to treat severely ill coronavirus patients.
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Beyond your grimy phone, this eco-friendly cleaner can also be used on small and large computers, server rooms, camera lenses, mirrors, high-end medical equipment, retail displays, complex circuit boards, and more.
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A coalition of nonprofit health care providers is investing in the notion that ample paychecks, stable housing and nutritious food are no less critical to well-being than doctors, medical equipment and pharmacies.
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And when water needed to be let out of a reservoir overnight from Sunday to Monday, responders were given advance notice to re-establish a massive staging area for ambulances and medical equipment.
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In recent years, as trade groups have noted, Chinese manufacturing of medical equipment has undergone a major shift from throwaway items like surgical gloves to more complicated products like magnetic resonance imaging scanners.
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Every morning, Palestinians driving flatbed trucks leave villages like Beit Awwa, Deir Sammit and Idna for Israeli towns and cities, and return with broken computers, appliances, and obsolete medical equipment, among other things.
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According to the indictment, the individual claims, filed from June 2017 to December 2018, averaged $40,000 to $50,000 each for medical equipment that was never prescribed by doctors and never ordered or delivered.
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The Patient Access to Durable Medical Equipment (PADME) Act addresses both these issues, requiring additional data from CMS to monitor the impact of the cuts and more time to phase-in the cuts.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. medical equipment supplier Becton Dickinson and Co has offered concessions to address EU antitrust concerns over its $24 billion bid for U.S. peer Bard, the European Commission said on Thursday.
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The unintended consequences of U.S. sanctions include the inability to obtain life-saving medical equipment, spare parts for aging aircraft, and educational materials, all of which harm average Sudanese citizens, not the government.
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Abe said the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) would also be establishing a permanent office in Cuba and Japan would be donating 1.27 billion yen ($12.58 million) of medical equipment to the country.
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The unlicensed spectrum bands have empowered innovators to deliver millions of new products that we use today such as hotspots, wearable fitness trackers, Bluetooth headphones, connected medical equipment or industrial systems, and more.
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At the wellness centers, dolls are dressed in hospital gowns and wristbands, and toy owners can view x-rays, eye charts, and other miniature medical equipment that add to the doll hospital experience.
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Ms. Steinle, known as Kate, a 32-year-old medical equipment saleswoman, was walking along Pier 14 in San Francisco when she was struck by a bullet and collapsed into her father's arms.
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Footage released by the Israeli military on Friday showed a forklift truck unloading palettes with supplies that it said included 300 tents, 28 tonnes of food, medical equipment and medication, footwear and clothing.
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She is a registered nurse at the cardiac stepdown unit at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston hospital; he works for Medicraft, a company that distributes medical implants and other medical equipment for the spine.
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The operation theater of the Government Kasturba Gandhi Hospital for Women and Children has barely any water to clean the medical equipment, said Prema S., a 30-year old nurse in the maternity ward.
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The FBI is investigating corporate giants Johnson & Johnson, Siemens, General Electric, and Philips for allegedly paying kickbacks as part of a scheme involving medical equipment sales in Brazil, two Brazilian investigators have told Reuters.
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But the highest tolls of this outage will be borne by the most vulnerable: People who depend on medical equipment at home, whose jobs will be closed, and who face food insecurity without refrigeration.
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SEOUL, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd aims to sell its majority stake in unlisted medical equipment maker Samsung Medison Co Ltd, South Korea's ChosunBiz reported on Tuesday citing unidentified sources.
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Renishaw, which has a market capitalisation of 2.6 billion pounds ($3.29 billion), makes precision measurement equipment used in products ranging from jet engines and smartphones to medical equipment and satellites through its metrology business.
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Indicated 0.13 percent higher The medical equipment maker said late on Wednesday first-quarter earnings before interest and tax rose to 2 million euros, up from a loss of 15.7 million a year earlier.
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It handles 97,000 product categories — ranging from machine parts, medical equipment and textile products to cranes — and has amassed 83 million buyers and 5.5 million suppliers from thousands of towns and cities of India.
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A stark example is Congress' recent failure to listen to thousands of small businesses around the country who provide medical equipment and high-quality services to Medicare patients in need, particularly in rural areas.
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In one instance, she recalled a client whose insurance failed to approve the use of critical medical equipment until their disease progressed beyond the point where the equipment in question could no longer help.
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Sharon Carey, the executive director of the Wabash Valley center, acquired the van in January, 2018, for a hundred and fifty thousand dollars, after finding a company that retrofits secondhand vehicles with medical equipment.
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Voters seem to have said yes to Nevada's Question 4, which requires the state legislature to remove taxes on durable medical equipment, oxygen equipment and mobility devices that are prescribed by a licensed provider.
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Other expenses may also count, including fees for specialized preschools or residential treatment centers, purchasing medical equipment to use at home, or for a parent to attend a relevant disability-related conference, said Levy.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is also taking action against 130 medical equipment companies that billed Medicare a total of $1.7 billion, more than $900 million of which was paid out.
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Bergdahl watched intently as the prosecution played a video of Shannon Allen and a nurse helping her husband get out of bed and maneuver through the home, which is filled with specialty medical equipment.
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Daurio Speranzini Jr. was one of 24 people arrested a month ago as part of an investigation into fraud in medical equipment tenders overseen by health authorities in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
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Medical equipment makers are under pressure to offer a wider portfolio of products to hospital customers, which have also been through a wave of mergers that have increased their power to negotiate on pricing.
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TOKYO, May 31 (Reuters) - U.S. hedge fund ValueAct Capital has become a major shareholder in Japanese medical equipment and camera maker Olympus Corp with a 5.04 percent stake, a regulatory filing showed on Thursday.
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As more and more reports from American hospital workers on the dire lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) pour in, people outside of the medical equipment supply chain are looking for ways to help.
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Top healthcare officials have said that the US does not have enough stockpiled medical equipment like masks, gowns and gloves to fulfill the anticipated need of nation's health care system as the pandemic continues.
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The announcements Trump made Wednesday, which came amid concerns that his administration's slow response to the crisis would lead to shortages in medical equipment and hospital beds, bore the markings of war-eras past.
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Top healthcare officials have said that the US does not have enough stockpiled medical equipment -- particularly masks, gowns and gloves -- to fulfill the anticipated need of nation's health care system as the pandemic continues.
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And while Trump insists "a lot is being done" domestically to fight the outbreak, he appears to be quietly seeking help on the sidelines to secure medical equipment, from South Korea and other allies.
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Personal appeals The South Korean government said that Trump personally made at least one of the appeals, calling President Moon Jae-in Tuesday to ask if Seoul could provide the US with medical equipment.
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"It's the least we can do for the Swiss population to avoid a shortage of necessary medical equipment in an emergency situation," said Swiss economic minister Guy Parmelin, according to the national broadcaster's website.
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The sanctions meant that "some unprincipled countries have blocked the delivery of medical equipment and medicines", the North Korean mission said on Friday, with the supplies destined for children and mothers in the country.
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Peter Navarro, a strident anti-China voice within the executive branch, has used the outbreak to push for ways to decrease U.S. reliance on China for the manufacturing of key drugs and medical equipment.
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"The entire industry stands ready to help the national effort, from production of essential medical equipment, to sustaining delivery of essential supplies, providing and maintaining emergency services vehicles and transporting key workers," said Hawes.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro said on Friday he might contact Chinese President Xi Jinping about acquiring medical equipment to contain the coronavirus pandemic, either buying or receiving on loan or through donation.
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After Italian officials in particular criticised the European Union for a lack of support, China last week announced its first aid flight of masks, medical equipment and a handful of medical personnel to Italy.
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In downtown Madrid, the Ayre Gran Hotel Colon that had offered to host patients with mild symptoms from an overcrowded hospital nearby, opened its doors on Thursday after fitting its rooms with medical equipment.
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Now, under strain, that federal stockpile — comprised of ventilators, masks, drugs, and other medical equipment — is insufficient to meet the needs of hospitals who feel underresourced due to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Illa also said fourth-year medical students in Spain would be asked to help the country's health service, Politico reported, while companies capable of producing medical equipment should get in touch with the government.
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Renishaw, which has a market capitalisation of 3.03 billion pounds ($3.98 billion), makes precision measurement equipment used in products ranging from jet engines and smartphones to medical equipment and satellites through its metrology business.
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Dutch health technology company Philips said on Monday its core earnings rose 2.6% in the third quarter to 583 million euros ($646.3 million), as demand for its medical equipment remained strong around the globe.
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Ten retired NFL players were charged in two indictments for allegedly submitting phony health care claims seeking to be reimbursed for expensive medical equipment that was never purchased, prosecutors said in a press release.
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Medical equipment company Medtronic will acquire Israel-based Mazor Robotics for about $1.64 billion in an all-cash deal, or $1.34 billion net of Medtronic's existing stake in Mazor, the companies said on Thursday.
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Nafta is almost a quarter of a century old, and in that time, it has turned Mexico into a manufacturing powerhouse that ships cars, appliances, electronics, medical equipment and produce north of the border.
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Abbott's takeover bid comes as medical equipment makers come under pressure to offer a wider portfolio of products to hospital customers, which have gained more negotiating power on pricing after a wave of mergers.
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