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Latest Featured Articles » Want a Baby? Men, Keep Your Laptops on Your Desk OK. So the jury's still out on whether cell phones give us brain tumors. But did you know something you use every day might do something even worse? If you're a man and thinking of having a child anytime soon, make sure your laptop's on the desk, not in your lap. » Louisiana and MAXIMUS Sign Three Year Medicaid Contract Managed care provider MAXIMUS has been getting plenty of plaudits over the last few years. The company has managed to implement a call center that continually gets recognition as one of the best of the business. The company has managed to hold itself above others the point that several Sun Belt states have begun leaning on them in order to manage their health care costs and administration. » Sports and Health Mobile Application Market to Grow Substantially According to a recent study by ABIresearch, the sports and health mobile application market will grow to over $400 million in 2016 - up from just $120 million in 2010. » GE Healthcare to Offer Rorke Data Galaxy ADA DICOM Archive Solution To offer patients with better care at a lower cost in various hospitals, clinics, GE Healthcare's Accessories Group has chosen the Rorke Data Galaxy ADA DICOM appliance to provide a low-cost archive solution for hospitals, clinics and imaging facilities. Top Stories » URMC Signs Vendor Neutral Archiving Contract with Acuo » MMRGlobal Patents to Produce B-Cell Vaccines and Treat Cancer Patients » GE Healthcare Announces Additional Investment of $300 Million in Low-Dose Technologies » Home Health Agencies Rates Axxess' Agencycore as the Best Software for Industry Featured Resources » Most organizations have a customer care infrastructure that evolved within channel boundaries. » System Integrator NACR Explores SIP Communications Benefits » TTEthernet in Motion! Advertise With Us Learn more  |  Contact us Become a HealthTechZone columnist! Become a HealthTechZone columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of health technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the HealthTechZone Web site and this newsletter. Contact Erik Linask, group editorial director, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.   Featured Channels » Coordinated Care Management » Health Information Exchange » Medical Hardware » Medical Software

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