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Truway Health Releases ICE-ACCESS Clinical Study Record to ClinicalTrials.gov PRS Review
New observational research program will examine intracardiac echocardiography catheter availability, procurement reliability, supply-chain disruption, and their potential effects on timely cardiovascular care.
August 23, 2026 — Truway Health News & Insights
Truway Health, Inc. today announced the release of its new clinical research protocol, TH-ICEACCESS-2026-001, titled “Intracardiac Echocardiography Catheter Supply-Chain Reliability and Clinical Access Study,” through th
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Aug 23rd 2026
Creating a Multipurpose Wellness Space to Boost Your Home and Health
Busy parents juggling work, family schedules, and self-care often want a healthier home but don’t have a spare room to dedicate to fitness or recovery. The tension is real: exercise gear, meditation cushions, and stretching mats end up scattered, and the setup time becomes another barrier to consistency. That’s why home remodeling for wellness is gaining momentum, with multipurpose wellness rooms designed to support movement, calming rituals, and downtime in one place. With a flexibl
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Aug 22nd 2026
Beetroots: Nutrition, Nitric Oxide, Exercise Performance & Everyday Wellness
Beetroots have moved far beyond the produce aisle. Once known mainly as a colorful root vegetable, beets are now widely used in juices, powders, gummies, capsules, sports-nutrition products, and everyday wellness supplements.
Their popularity is driven by a simple combination: beets are naturally nutrient-dense, contain unique plant compounds, and provide dietary nitrates that the body can use in normal nitric-oxide pathways.
For people interested in nutrition, exercise, cardiovascular wellness,
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Aug 20th 2026
Internet of Medical Things (IoMT): What Healthcare Leaders Need to Know
Healthcare is becoming increasingly connected. Patient monitors communicate with clinical systems, medication cabinets track inventory electronically, wearable devices transmit physiological measurements, and diagnostic equipment can exchange data across hospital networks.
Together, these technologies form the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)—an ecosystem of connected medical devices, software platforms, sensors, networks, and healthcare information systems designed to collect, transmit,
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Aug 16th 2026
When Public Health Meets Institutional Accountability: Why Evidence, Transparency, and Ethics Still Matter
Public health depends on trust. But trust is not created by slogans, authority, corporate branding, or repetition. It is earned through accurate information, transparent evidence, meaningful informed consent, responsible correction of mistakes, and institutional accountability.
The COVID-19 pandemic placed pharmaceutical manufacturers, government agencies, healthcare organizations, employers, universities, and media institutions under extraordinary pressure. Decisions were made quickly, evidence
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Aug 15th 2026
How to Boost Your Wellness with Simple Steps for Lasting Change
Busy parents juggling work, family, and everyone else’s needs often reach a point where mental and physical well-being starts to feel like one more item on an already packed list. The core tension is real: common wellness challenges like constant stress, low energy, restless sleep, and drifting habits can pile up, while self-improvement advice sounds loud, complicated, and impossible to maintain. A wellness reset doesn’t require perfection or a total life overhaul; it works best as a
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Aug 14th 2026
Medical Equipment Acceptance Testing: What Happens Before Final Handover
Purchasing medical equipment is only one part of bringing a new device or system into a healthcare facility. Before equipment is placed into routine clinical use, hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and government healthcare organizations typically need to verify that what arrived is what was ordered—and that it performs as expected.
That verification process is commonly referred to as acceptance testing.
Medical equipment acceptance testing helps confirm that equipment has been delivered in
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Aug 11th 2026
The Connected Hospital: Linking Devices, Inventory and Clinical Data
Hospitals are rapidly evolving from collections of independent departments, devices and supply rooms into interconnected clinical environments where equipment, inventory systems and patient data increasingly work together.
This transformation is creating what can be described as the connected hospital: a healthcare environment where medical devices, supply-chain systems, environmental controls and clinical information platforms exchange data to improve visibility, coordination and decision-makin
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Aug 10th 2026
Building a Better Hospital Wound-Care Formulary
How health systems can standardize dressing selection, control inventory, support clinicians, and reduce unnecessary variation
A hospital wound-care formulary should be more than a list of gauze, foams, hydrogels, alginates, and specialty dressings available from central supply. At its best, the formulary functions as a clinical and operational decision system—giving clinicians enough options to address different wound characteristics while preventing unnecessary SKU proliferation, inconsi
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Aug 8th 2026
Capnography Devices & EtCO₂ Monitoring | Best Practices | Truway Health
Capnography Devices: Best Ways and Means for Real-Time Respiratory Monitoring
Truway Health, Inc. | Clinical Technology & Respiratory Monitoring
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Aug 6th 2026