Oxygen therapy and the medical gases industry
Oxygen therapy is playing an increasingly integral role in healthcare and homecare – both in the US and across the globe.
Oxygen therapy is playing an increasingly integral role in healthcare and homecare – both in the US and across the globe.
MIJA, the Massachusetts-based innovative technology provider, has two new products – Critical Alert Universal and Easy Lift Oxygen (ELO) – available from 3rd October.
Medical device manufacturer Bedfont Scientific will launch its new and improved FeNO monitor exclusively at the world’s largest European Respiratory Society (ERS) Congress.
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Clinical use of oxygen dates back to the late eighteenth century in France and England. The first low-pressure oxygen-storage cylinders, made of iron and brass, appeared in Europe in the late 1860s for use in...
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So often described as the gas of life, oxygen is the most fundamental and recognisable of the air gases. As essential to industry as it is to life, oxygen is among the top five most...