Vectra Blue Omega

09/29/2017

The actress learned she had the disease one day after winning her sixth consecutive Emmy Award for her role on “Veep.”

09/18/2017

Quite an interesting admission from the FDA, we definitely want to see futures studies results on any adverse affects.

09/07/2017

Le printemps dernier, la communauté de la recherche du Québec a accueilli avec enthousiasme la...

09/05/2017

We have some incredible imaging to show, interested, curious?

09/01/2017

Interesting article by the New York Times, we believe in alternatives methodologies.

A 25-year study involving 90,000 women has found that the breast-cancer screenings did not lower the death rate from the disease and had harms.

08/30/2017

At the 10x Medical Device Conference, Francisco Miguel Trigueiros, Managing Director of Global Product Marketing, gave us this analogy.
Oftentimes, disruptive innovation is confused with pioneering. You can have science and clinical evidence but if you don't have firm believers and supporters with innovative vision on how to go to market and truly address the needs, you will stay still. A story of the slice bread; Sliced bread was invented by Otto Rohwedder in 1912 but he sold zero units in 15 years. It was Wonder Bread that made it popular by investigating and segmenting the market, understanding the pain points, and then developing the channels, pricing, strategies, and marketing.
• To bakeries, fresh deliveries on time so you can save on costs.
• To supermarkets, now you can compete with bakeries.
• To consumers, Wonder Bread builds strong bodies in 8 different ways.

07/17/2017

How visionary are we? This is the ultimate proof, a medical booth in France; our system is dedicated for early breast cancer detection is somewhat similar. We are proving right again, we are the future at Vectra Blue Omega.

Une cabine connectée pour faire reculer les déserts médicaux Près de 2,5 millions de français vivraient dans de déserts médicaux. C’est à partir de ce cons

06/01/2017

A great read for business statistical projections, medical is the way to go. https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/product/9780814434697-item.html?mkwid=sP8ld10FR_dc&pcrid=44154474422&pkw&pmt&s_campaign=goo-Shopping_Books&gclid=Cj0KEQjw9r7JBRCj37PlltTskaMBEiQAKTzTfPPb1gKz5lWmHZ0XxYPq_K0PMPr1PQNCrp5XawoNVyYaAl9V8P8HAQ

05/17/2017

Let’s see if actions will follow political words!

VANCOUVER — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to pitch major multinational companies on investing in Canada's technology sector on Wednesday, joining top business leaders inside the closed-door Microsoft CEO Summit in Redmond, Wash.

05/12/2017

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Young Women's Perceptions Regarding Communication with Healthcare Providers About Breast Cancer, Risk, and Prevention

To cite this article:
Buchanan Lunsford Natasha, Sapsis Karena F., Smither Betsy, Reynolds Jennifer, Wilburn Ben, and Fairley Temeika. Journal of Women's Health. May 2017, ahead of print. doi:10.1089/jwh.2016.6140.
Background: Women younger than 45 years old have lower rates of breast cancer, but higher risk of recurrence and mortality after a cancer diagnosis. African American women are at risk for early onset and increased mortality; Ashkenazi Jewish women are at risk for genetic mutations leading to breast and ovarian cancer. Although younger women are encouraged to talk to doctors about their family history, little is known about these discussions.

Materials and Methods: In 2015, 167 women aged 18–44 years participated in 20 focus groups segmented by geographic location, age, race/ethnicity, and family history of breast and ovarian cancer. Transcript data were analyzed using NVivo 10 software.

Results: Although the majority of women talked to their doctor about breast and ovarian cancer, these conversations were brief and unsatisfying due to a lack of detail. Topics included family history, breast cancer screening, and breast self-examination. Some women with and without family history reported that healthcare providers offered screening and early detection advice based on their inquiries. However, few women took action or changed lifestyle behaviors with the intent to reduce risk as a result of the conversations.

Conclusions: Conversations with young women revealed missed opportunities to: enhance patient-provider communication and increase knowledge about breast cancer screening and surveillance for higher risk patients. Physicians, allied health professionals, and the public health community can better assist women in getting accurate and timely information about breast and ovarian cancer, understanding their family history to determine risk, and increasing healthy behaviors.

05/12/2017

Vectra Blue was invited to a medical procuration conference. We wish to tanks PME Montreal West Island for the invite. A great day and lots of new friends we made. We believe that becoming proactive with these groups should be of benefits for our organisation.

05/05/2017

As previously mentioned in our Facebook wall posting, (March 12 – 2017) we came up with an improved imaging quality. We are undeniably on top of the food chain with our imaging crisp and clear ex*****on. It is a lot of work and uncalculated amount hours of testing. Dedication, professionalism, precision, focus, discipline, these are only a few words to describe how we managed this breakthrough. Never such imaging results achieved before. We would like to congratulate our researchers again for such novel technical endeavour. In conclusion: Our RTHR modality is simply a jewel of photonic precision. You are invited to inquire and experience the difference that we are providing.