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Microsoft, Google in healthy competition

May 18, 2009 The rivals extend their tech battle into Web-based personal health records, an area in which they are both upstarts. TAGS: personal health record, health, health care, e-health, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Your e-health future

May 18, 2009 special report CNET News looks at the rapidly digitizing health care industry, detailing barriers and dangers. Also: Why are so many docs Luddites? TAGS: e-health, personal health record, health care, electronic health record, health, CBS Broadcasting Inc.

Dragging health records into the Digital Age

May 18, 2009 Federal funding and new tech are speeding efforts to digitize America's medical practices. But are they ready to forge into a paperless existence? TAGS: Kaiser Permanente, e-health, health care, hospital, insurance company, health, insurance, patient, tablet, rest

Politicos prep for another health care showdown

May 19, 2009 President Obama's ambitious plan could serve as a rallying cry for the same groups that killed the Clinton health initiative 16 years ago. TAGS: health care, health, Republican, president

Yahoo Health partners with educational video network

March 20, 2007 HealthiNation to provide streaming video content to Yahoo's health portal. TAGS: health, Yahoo! Inc., portal, video

What you need to know about e-health records

May 19, 2009 Drive to digitize medical records could impact every American. What does that mean for your health care and privacy? TAGS: electronic health record, e-health, medical record, health, U.S.

Dragging health records into the Digital Age

May 18, 2009 Federal funding and new tech are speeding efforts to digitize America's medical practices. But are they ready to forge into a paperless existence? TAGS: e-health, hospital, doctor, record, health, practice, error

Health now Apple's job No. 1

January 16, 2009 Apple regroups as CEO Steve Jobs takes a six-month medical leave of absence. Here's our roundup of the latest stories about the announcement and its aftermath. TAGS: Steve Jobs, Fake Steve Jobs, health, Apple Computer, CEO, Charles Cooper

Microsoft to acquire search start-up Medstory

February 26, 2007 Acquisition of company specializing in health-related searches will become part of Microsoft's nascent Health Solutions Group. TAGS: health, health care, acquisition, start-up, Microsoft Corp.

Quote of the day: More bucks for games than health

September 16, 2005 Intel's Digital Health Group manager says the tech industry is spending more on video games than improving health care. TAGS: health care, health, Intel, games

New laws needed for nanotech safety?

January 11, 2006 A former EPA official says nanomaterial regulations are needed to help protect health and environmental safety. TAGS: nanotechnology, consumer confidence, health, chemical, law, risk, safety, researcher, Adobe PDF

Diagnosing WebMD

May 11, 2004 The health care company has survived the dot-com bust via a steady stream of acquisitions that has given it three principal means of support--and a lot of options. TAGS: WebMD, health care, dot-com, health, health care company, founder, acquisition, vision

Is Wi-Fi bad for your health?

November 29, 2006 After U.K. teacher says network gave him flushes and burning sensations, parliament member calls for government inquiry. TAGS: health, Wi-Fi network, Wi-Fi, inquiry, mobile phone, evidence, school, teacher

Here's to good health searches

September 16, 2006 Healia, a new health-care search engine, lets users narrow searches based on gender and other personal factors. TAGS: health, search, health care, search engine

Intel's medical ambitions

September 16, 2005 Intel's Louis Burns talks about health care--and why you could see "Intel Inside" on a chilly medical instrument coming at you one day. Making virtual rounds TAGS: health care, health, supercomputing, first-person shooter game, patient, Intel, U.S., games

Gates doubles funding for health initiative

May 16, 2005 Microsoft's chairman wants to overcome the "tragic inequity between the health of people in the developed world" and everyone else. TAGS: developing country, health, priority, foundation, initiative, chairman, Microsoft Corp.

Intel launches broad reorganization

January 17, 2005 Among the changes: a new division devoted to digital health care technologies, plus a unit to focus on Intel's distribution channels. TAGS: reorganization, Paul Otellini, health care, Digital Home, health, division, Intel, flash memory, platform, computing, cell phone company, Intel Centrino, cell phone, notebook computer, AMD, PC

Confront nanotech health risks now, experts say

October 18, 2006 Industry urged to investigate and disclose nanotech health and environmental issues early in product development. TAGS: nanotechnology, product development, health, R&D, expert, consulting

Microsoft: Better software can prevent medical mishaps

September 10, 2007 Company teams with Britain's health system to come up with a common interface for reducing the thousands of hospital mix-ups that occur annually. TAGS: health care, health, hospital, medical device, medication, Britain, Microsoft Corp., patient, Google Inc., Microsoft Windows

Tech companies gear up for seniors

December 12, 2005 With the world's population getting older, technology is being positioned to help the elderly stay independent. Photos: Gadgets for seniors TAGS: patient, medicine, Craig Barrett, health, health care, technology company, Intel, conference, trial, U.S., Microsoft Corp.
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