Today, Performance Health Technologies announced that its proprietary Core:Tx® rehabilitation product was featured in the September 5 edition of Scientific American’s news blog “60 Second Science.” The article, titled ““Virtual Rehabilitation: Wireless Motion Sensor to Help Treat That Old Football Injury,” coincided with the beginning of the 2008 NFL season and discussed Core:Tx’s use for sports injury diagnosis and rehabilitation. The company’s wireless therapy system was also featured in the October edition of BioMechanics, a monthly trade published for sports medicine and movement specialists in orthopedic surgery, physical and occupational therapy, O&P, clinical athletic training, psychiatry, podiatry, and rehab. The article included information regarding recent upgrades to the current Core:Tx, such as the addition of Bluetooth technology to help the system run stronger and faster.

KCBD-TV, the NBC affiliate in Lubbock, Texas and KDRV-TV, the ABC affiliate in Medford, Oregon, made Core:Tx a recent

Core:Tx® is a patent-pending wireless system built on Performance Health Technologies, Inc.’s innovative MotionTrack™ platform, which is widely used by professional sports teams. The system combines hardware and software operating on a personal computer (PC) along with a small, mouse sized motion-sensing device that can be attached anywhere on a user’s body with adjustable straps. The mouse sized device senses the user’s limb motion relative to their joints and continuously transmits critical information wirelessly to the PC software. The feedback is in real-time and helps keep patients engaged in the therapy routine while simultaneously aiding neuromuscular reeducation and strengthening muscles throughout an adjustable range of motion.

Core:Tx® is specifically designed to enhance existing rehabilitation, preventative and strengthening protocols by making the entire process more efficient. Core:Tx® for Professionals turns rehabilitation into a wireless, game-like experience that bring entertainment and motivation

Today after the bell, Performance Health Techonlogies announced that CEO Robert D. Prunetti joined the company’s sales, marketing and distribution partner, Interactive Metronome (IM), for a two-day sales conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. While at the conference, they demonstrated the company’s Core:Tx® rehabilitation technology to gather important feedback, which will be used to launch a marketing and sales initiative planned for the current quarter of this year.

This initiative, cleverly titled “Movement,” will use information gathered from ‘pilot trials’ at rehabilitation centers, in-service training sessions with rehab professionals, and sales presentations to improve sales techniques. Movement will also assist with developing certification courses for Core:Tx®, enhancing software design for easier use, and identifying greater opportunities for sales.

Core:Tx is a unique system that turns rehabilitation therapy into a game-like experience. The wireless system enhances patients’ recovery from neuromuscular conditions by adding an element of entertainment

Performance Health Technologies, Inc. (PFMH.OB), an emerging leader in the development of innovative exercise and rehabilitation products, was recently cited in a number of high-profile national news media programs. The company’s proprietary Core:Tx® rehabilitation system is being profiled on a Medstar Advances (http://www.medstar.com) news segment that will be aired until the end of September.

Medstar Television, Inc. is considered the leading source for televised medical health information and news. Medstar employs a staff of award-winning medical journalists and news professionals that prepare innovative programs delivered to worldwide broadcast stations and cable networks. The segment featuring the Performance Health Core:Tx™ has been delivered to over 60 major U.S. and regional television networks.

The Core:Tx® for Professionals is a unique system that turns rehabilitation therapy into a game-like experience. The wireless system enhances patients’ recovery from neuromuscular conditions by adding an element of entertainment

More than 20 million people a year take a trip to visit their physician because of knee problems. The knee is the largest joint in the body and one of the most easily injured, according the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. Ligaments and muscles around the joint are vulnerable to a variety of sprains, tears and ruptures. All across the United States doctors, physical therapists, and medical clinicians are always on the lookout for the newest and most innovative rehabilitation tools and programs to help patients improve specific body parts such as the knee.

Performance Health Technologies, Inc. (PFMH.OB) develops and markets performance evaluation and rehabilitation products that monitor and guide exercise and give real-time motivational feedback. One of the company’s products is the Core:TX®, a patent-pending wireless system built on their advanced MotionTrack™ platform. Core:Tx uses a gyroscope

ChinaTel Group, Inc. (OTCBB: CHTL) announced that it will bid in an auction for wireless spectrum licensing in Argentina, through its subsidiary, ChinaTel Argentina S.A. The auction is for the 3.5 gigahertz wireless spectrum in 15 cities in the South American country. Those cities are Bahia Blanca, La Plata, Mar del Plata, Moreno, Pilar, Comodoro Rivadavia, Cordoba, Corrientes, Mendoza, Neuquen, Rosario, Santa Fe, San Juan, San Luis, and San Miguel de Tucuman.

This spectrum is focused at the Internet level and what’s known as WiMAX or Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access. Acquiring or operating WiMAX networking is a key strategy for the company, a news release states.

“ChinaTel, if a successful bidder, will have the capabilities of becoming a catalyst of change for the new generation of Internet applications and users in Argentina, the news release continues. “Besides offering wireless broadband, WiMAX is seen as technology that can open the doors to