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The potential of new technologies to care and empower patient
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It's a good time to be a healthy geek -- and to start becoming one.
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Des millions d’Américains surveillent chaque jour sur Internet leurs données médicales. Un phénomène qui gagne du terrain en France grâce notamment à des outils d’automesure.
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At the e-Patient Connections conference in Philadelphia this week, speakers who live with chronic illnesses shared their struggles with the healthcare industry from gaining access to their patient records to getting physicians ... Via Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek, Dimitra Kontochristou
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A father developed a successful and affordable communication app (Verbal Victor) for his son with Pitts Hopkins syndrome.
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There are seven minutes between commercial breaks on an average sitcom. Each television commercial is 15-30 seconds long because tests have shown that is the ideal range to convey a message to a person with an average attention span. A tweet lives approximately 2.5 hours before it vanishes from timelines and social media memory forever. Presidential candidates promise tangible future progress and change, yet provide very little detail on the work and sacrifice it will take to reach that goal.
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There’s something seriously wrong with a health care system that makes patients wait a month or more just to get a doctor’s appointment.
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We got our hands on the new Fitbit Zip, the cute and chic fitness tracker that aims to make staying fit more fun.
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-- Alexandra Cohen's father passed away because of healthcare that was uncoordinated. Not all of his medical records were kept electronically and so were not fully shared between his specialists.
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Bright minds at the West Health Institute in San Diego have developed a technology that allows patients in need of physical therapy to perform necessary exercises away from their doctors expert guidance through use of a ... Via Gilles Jourquin
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En lançant son nouvel assistant de santé personnel, Withings permet avec son application de rendre encore plus simple et ludique le maintien en forme.
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Researchers in Georgia Tech's Center for Behavior Imaging have developed two new technological tools that automatically measure relevant behaviors of children, and promise to have significant impact ...
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Telemedicine, mobile health, patient web portals and social medial show "tremendous promise" to help socially disadvantage populations manage Type II diabetes, but health-care providers seem unsure how to fully leverage some of the technologies,...
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New high-tech mirrors are melding with digital components to act as health-monitoring devices that measure vital signs, in-shop equipment to try on clothes virtually and displays to keep track of news and information.
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It's so hard to look away. But you really should, at least occasionally.
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Florida Medical Association Medicare Patient Empowerment...
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With only 1% of the GDP being spent by the Government of India on healthcare, the cost of healthcare has gone up by leaps and bounds.
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Palo Alto, California-based Glooko, which offers an app and a cable that connects various blood glucose meters to the iPhone, announced an updated version of the Glooko Logbook app and support for an additional six blood glucose meters. The Glooko meter can now connect 17 different meters to iOS devices with its $40 Glooko MeterSync Cable.
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There is no doubt that digital marketing is the future of DTC and HCP marketing and pharma needs to start building expertise in house NOW...
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Researchers at St George’s, University of London today announced they’re leading a new project, called Nanomal, to develop a portable device that can detect the malarial parasite and identify its species within 15 minutes.
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Patients titrating and administering their own medication? Sounds like some futuristic scene from a sci-fi movie where Doctors no longer exist and patients are in charge of their own healthcare. But this is actually not so futuristic explains Dr. David Judge, medical director of the Ambulatory Practice of the Future (APF) at Mass General.
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Une nouvelle application iPhone consacrée aux gestes de premiers secours vient de faire son apparition : Secours. Via Henri Lefèvre
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Cette nouvelle application pour iPhone, iPad et iPod vous permet de trouver, en Belgique, les pharmacies de garde près de votre endroit, grâce à la géolocalisation. Une initiative qui répond à une vraie demande. A télécharger gratuitement sur App Store. Existe aussi en Néerlandais : apotheek.be wacht
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Prototype ultra novateur en quête de leviers de commercialisation, le projet ukrainien « Enable Talk » pourrait changer la vie quotidienne de millions de sourds et muets sur la planète. Comment ?
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Carte blanche aux e-patientes avec Yvanie Caillé, Béate Bartès, Giovanna marsico, Catherine Cerisey, et nos e-médecins Grégory Emery et jean-Philippe Rivière Via catherine cerisey, Pharmacomptoir / Corinne Thuderoz
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