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• DHC '08: In healthcare, commercializing technology can be enticing, risky
  (2008-05-17) Before rushing to market with an internally developed technology that works well within their environments, healthcare providers and other organizations...
• DHC 2008: EMRs stimulate interest in personal health records
  (2008-05-08) Personal health records have their champions and critics alike, and they were not bashful about sharing their views on PMRs...
• Technology drives advances in home health monitoring
  (2008-04-02) The nation's ability to rein in future healthcare costs, which healthcare executives fear could reach unsustainable levels in a decade,...
• St. Mary's Hospital expansion also brings healthcare IT transformation
  (2008-02-27) For St. Mary's Hospital in Madison, a recent physical expansion also presented an opportunity for a significant upgrade in healthcare...
• RelateNow.com goes live to tackle autism
  (2006-07-18) Removing roadblocks to better autism treatment is the focus of a new online business, RelateNow, that recently went live and...
• QBI Life Sciences snags $130,000 NIH grant
  (2006-07-14) A federal grant will help researchers at two Madison life science companies - QBI Life Sciences and GWC Technologies -...
• Can Madison become a video game Mecca?
  (2006-07-11) Madison may be a long way from becoming the electronic gaming capital of the world, but local industry experts believe...
• Merge execs step down following investigation
  (2006-07-03) The resignation of three key executives, including the founder of the company, has rocked a Wisconsin software developer that has...
• WARF signs licensing pact with BD Biosciences
  (2006-06-30) BD Biosciences will become the 12th private company to use stem cells derived at the University of Wisconsin-Madison after signing...
• Software ONE merges with Swiss firm
  (2006-06-29) With only two other international licensing specialists, neither interested in mid-sized companies, New Berlin's Software ONE thinks the time is...