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Regulatory compliance number one concern for healthcare IT decision makers
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18 Mar 2010 3:44 PM
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Research carried out by Forrester in North America has highlighted the inherent mobility of healthcare workers. Almost 90 percent of healthcare organisations in the study employ staff who work outside the office at least one day per week, while more than...
Application developers to join White House campaign for healthier children
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17 Mar 2010 11:27 AM
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Around 30 percent of children in the US are obese or overweight, with combined child and adult obesity costing the country an estimated $150 billion in annual medical bills. The issue is so prevalent that, for the first time in US history, children may...
Made-to-order arteries could provide alternative to heart bypass surgery
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15 Mar 2010 3:12 PM
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Patients with coronary heart disease - the biggest killer in the UK - could receive new arteries made-to-order instead of going through invasive surgery thanks to a recent biological breakthrough. Scientists have discovered a method for growing arteries...
New genome research questions current thinking on spread of disease
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12 Mar 2010 6:51 PM
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Scientists are having to think again about the spread of common diseases after new genome research cast new light on previously held notions. Up to now many scientists thought that diseases such as cancer were caused by common genetic mutations, but findings...
Computer avatar delivers personalised care to help reduce teenage asthma deaths
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11 Mar 2010 5:16 PM
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A computer-based character providing personalised treatment aims to cut the number of deaths from asthma among teenage sufferers in the U.S. The character, called DJ Puffman, is part of a new healthcare programme, which uses new ways of interacting with...
Wii laparoscopy simulator at Games for Health Conference
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10 Mar 2010 6:20 PM
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We've reported on the role of video games in health before, but the session on the Wii laproscopy simulator at the Games for Health Conference really caught our eye. It's just one of the attractions of the event being held in Boston later this...
Computer algorithms help unlock diagnostic potential of blood samples
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9 Mar 2010 11:27 AM
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One of medicine’s most trusted diagnostic tools - the blood test - has been given new life thanks to a software algorithm. The piece of computer wizardry, developed by scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine , means a single blood...
Healing qualities of music come under the spotlight
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8 Mar 2010 1:17 PM
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Anyone with a taste for music will testify to its therapeutic qualities - but scientists are discovering that a person’s album collection may have even greater healing potential than first thought. Researchers around the world are trying to uncover...
Video gaming helps combat depression in old age
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5 Mar 2010 11:07 AM
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It’s not just brain-training games that should appeal to pensioners, according to new research. It seems that “exergames” – entertaining video games that combine game play with exercise - can help fight off depression often brought...
Panasonic targets healthcare with touchscreen tablet launch at HIMSS
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3 Mar 2010 2:35 PM
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With the buzz around the recent launch of the iPad, 2010 has already been labelled the year of the tablet. Now Panasonic has joined the likes of HP, Dell and Apple in supporting this theory by unveiling its ToughBook C1 at HIMSS . The announcement of...
E-prescriptions shown to be safer for patients
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1 Mar 2010 2:54 PM
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E-prescriptions are seven times less likely to contain errors than those written by hand. The findings have been reported in a new study by Weill Cornell Medical College in the U.S. The results also showed the risks to patients when handwritten errors...
Sound offers new way to improve cancer treatment
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25 Feb 2010 3:30 PM
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Scientists are studying a new weapon in the fight against cancer - ultrasound. Researchers at the University of Missouri have discovered a way to identify melanomas from the popping noise of cells zapped by a laser. The news could save many lives - enabling...
U.S. health taskforce to simplify IT strategy
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24 Feb 2010 5:14 PM
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The Obama administration is taking steps to simplify the implementation of its health IT strategy. A memo from the Office of Management and Budget has been sent to a number of Federal agencies , proposing the creation of a new Health Information Technology...
Nanotechnology 'blows up' cancer cells
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18 Feb 2010 5:54 PM
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It sounds more like science fiction than science fact - but scientists have discovered a way to blow up cancer cells from the inside using nanoparticles and lasers. Researchers at Rice University in Houston, Texas have developed a method for pinpointing...
Facebook shows the potential of social media therapy
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17 Feb 2010 5:49 PM
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The idea of people gathering their own health data online was brought sharply into focus once more with the news that Facebook was able to measure the happiness of users in the lead up to St Valentine’s Day. A blog on the leading social media network...
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