St. Jude Medical receives CE mark for its wireless neuromodulation trial system
The new Invisible Trial System is designed to help chronic pain patients better assess the effect of spinal cord stimulation therapy prior to permanent implant.
South Korea to track mobile phones to prevent MERS spread
As of Sunday, over 2,300 people in the country were under quarantine, some in health care facilities but most at home.
Federal judge sides with Teladoc in Texas telemedicine case
Teladoc noted this is the sixth time in the past four years that the courts have sided with the company in their battle with the Texas Medical Board.
New bill to expand telemedicine to veterans
Veterans will no longer be required to travel to a VA facility, and can receive telemedicine treatment from anywhere, including their home or a community center.
ATA releases new state report cards on telemedicine
The two critical state policy reports identify gaps in coverage and reimbursement, and physician practice standards and licensure.
Teladoc sues Texas Medical Board over telemedicine rules
The company has filed an antitrust case to prevent a new rule from taking effect that would restrict the practice of telehealth.
Texas Medical Board votes to limit telehealth
The amended law prohibits telehealth services until the doctor and patient have established a face-to-face relationship.
Arkansas, Idaho pass bills to allow telemedicine
In Arkansas, the new bill is more limited than the one recently rejected by the State's House of Representatives; the bill passed in Idaho is less restrictive.
Arkansas rejects the telemedicine bill
The bill would allow video-based services using doctors licensed and living in the state; opponents said residents deserve face-to-face medical care.
Homeland Security looking for wearable startups for first responders
The Department has tapped two accelerators, Dallas-based Tech Wildcatters and Chicago-based TechNexus, for the new incubator program called Emerge.









