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I tried to watch this demo, but it seems not available , when i press start button , the button automatically turns to pause....How can I get this?
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How is privacy guaranteed with Google Buzz? I understand linking to helpdesks can be handy, but celphones/rfidchips and facebook and als google itself...
re: EHR at the US Department of Defense
Looks very nicely done, though the depth of the integration wasn't really shown - what systems are hooked in, and services are available. Must...
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Is Nintendo better for your health than the government? The evidence is starting to mount up. Gizmodo has already reported that a $99 Nintendo Wii balance board can outperform specialist rehabilitation equipment for stroke victims that costs almost $18,000. There's more to this than simply comparing...
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Is Nintendo better for your health than the government?
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Is Nintendo better for your health than the government? The evidence is starting to mount up. Gizmodo has already reported that a $99 Nintendo Wii balance board can outperform specialist rehabilitation equipment for stroke victims that costs almost $18,000. There's more to this than simply comparing...
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An Australian research team has published a paper that verifies the Wii balance board is “clinically comparable” to the nearly $US18,000 lab force platform. Source Gizmodo: http://bit.ly/bQ5Rm0 Should innovators in healthcare be focusing more on games than specialist research. And what areas...
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