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Medical innovation to be advanced by special event 29/05/2007
 
The Medical Innovation Forum to take place on June 13th 2007 at the Olympia Conference Centre in London will provide a unique opportunity to network with people with new technologies suitable for medical devices. Key to the event will be the round table discussions no less than five of which will be facilitated by Eureka. The topics of these discussion groups will be:

"How can we best make sensors that can quickly identify a range of human or animal diseases to allow rapid screening and take epidemic control beyond mediaeval methods?"

"Development of low cost, portable low power operating theatre equipment for use in third world countries, suitable for coping wiht the effects of natural disasters and war"

"Progress on the development of advanced human prosthetics and how to best advance their mass manufacture for world markets while still tailoring each item to the needs of the individual"

"Finding the best road to market for exciting medical device technologies backed by limited financial resources"

"Smart devices to roam and perform medical treatments within the human body".

For more information about the event and network associated with it, please see: http://www.eurekamed.net
 
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Tom Shelley
 
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