Bad Memory Linked to MI Outcomes

November 27th, 2006 Medgadget Editors News

Dr Beverly Shipley from Edinburgh University has conducted research that does not really apply to our (bright) audience. In a nutshell, her study shows that patients with slower reactions and bad memories are more likely to die from a myocardial infarction. Details from BBC News…

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LogiMed is the only European event designed for medical device supply chain directors and their teams. It is where Heads of Supply Chain and Logistics from the top pharma companies in Europe gather to benchmark, interact, network and develop professionally.

Only at LogiMed will you have the chance to learn from and network with all the major medical device companies, key hospitals, and the most innovative industry suppliers. All openly sharing the do’s and don’ts to help you adapt to new regulations, redefine your supply chain strategy-covering planning, logistics and customer service to achieve greater end-to-end supply chain operations.

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Mixing interactive presentations from Global Heads of Supply Chain with practical, interactive ‘how to’ case studies from proven procurement experts; LogiMed helps Medical Device Manufacturers to transform their supply chain.

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