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RFID safe for medical monitoring?
June 26, 2008 Dutch scientists find that the tracking-and-tracing chips can interfere with hospital equipment, thus putting patients in danger.Telemedicine slashes hospital stays
January 11, 2006 Letting patients do tasks such as measuring their pulse from home reduces days in the hospital, British study shows.Virtual reality can ease phantom limb pain
November 14, 2006 A system that gives patients the feeling of having their missing limbs has been shown to alleviate amputation-related pain.UNC Healthcare to license IBM technology
June 1, 2006 IBM's technology will be used to create a Web-based system of unified medical records for patient information.TV keeps track of patients' health
October 15, 2004 A test program from Royal Philips Electronics connects chronically ill heart patients to their care providers via TV.Patient smart cards get boost at N.Y. hospitals
December 9, 2005 Cards issued by Mt. Sinai Medical Center and affiliated hospitals could help reduce medical errors. Could this card save your life?MIT's Anklebot to help stroke patients
July 6, 2005 The Anklebot teaches stroke victims how to move their ankles again. A Shoulderbot may be next.IBM's answer to medical mashup: A search engine
January 23, 2007 Company unveils prototype network that would create a mashup of a patient's records.Robot displaces candy stripers
February 10, 2006 St. Mary's Hospital in London is testing a 5-foot-3-inch, 215-pound robot that lets doctors examine patients remotely.U.K. hospital to use 'clean' keyboard to help ward off germs
November 2, 2006 New keyboard is equipped with a timer that lets users know when it needs to be cleaned.Police Blotter: Imprisoned sex offenders demand PCs
May 16, 2007 Sex offenders committed to Minnesota facility say confiscation of their PCs in security crackdown violates their constitutional rights.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 seniorsHigh-tech hospitals better at keeping patients alive?
July 12, 2005 American Hospital Association study finds correlation between IT and patient care. But money could be the main factor.Mayo Clinic logs on to Blue Gene
August 4, 2004 IBM supercomputer drafted to help do the math on genes connected to cancer, other diseases.London hospital rolls out Wi-Fi tracking
February 20, 2007 System combines Wi-Fi and wireless chip technology to help hospital staff quickly locate equipment.Key to funding for eldercare technologies? Pilots
July 17, 2007 Test programs provide important information as to whether a technology will work and whether people would be willing to pay for it, say panelists.Study: Businesses falling short on data disposal
September 24, 2007 Study commissioned by BT Group finds that many organizations fail to clean sensitive data off secondhand hard disks.Accenture to invest $450 million in SOA
July 19, 2006 IT outsourcing company plans new lab focusing on development of service-oriented architecture applications.Medical group: Data on 185,000 people was stolen
April 8, 2005 Thieves make off with a California organization's two new Dell PCs--and the financial and medical records of thousands of patients.Windows Mobile opened up to PC developers
February 26, 2004
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