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re: Sharing surgery information in the palm of your hand
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re: Sharing surgery information in the palm of your hand
Thanks for talking about us. We believe good communication and transparency is the secret to good healthcare, and that no amount of technology can replace that.
Tablets taking over
The iPAD still gets most of the publicity these days, especially in medicine. You may have read this
Nintendo plus Bayer. Two existing technologies, one great new idea
I really enjoyed watching the demo for Bayer’s recently launched DIDGET accessory. It's a blood
Your brain, this week
This week I found out how to avoid temptation, resist addiction to junk food and erase bad memories.
Are 'influencers' overrated in healthcare?
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Self-assembling nanodevices could one day regenerate injured organs
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Researchers have created nanodevices made of DNA that self-assemble and can be programmed to move and change shape on demand. In contrast to existing nanotechnologies, these programmable nanodevices are highly suitable for medical applications because DNA is both biocompatible and biodegradable. A team...
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