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A Social Network… For Your Cells?

Today, Fast Company described new research from scientists who have found a way to utilize DNA to send huge amounts of data between cells. Essentially, this allows them the ability to have one cell give instructions to another.Now, like we use the Internet and social networks to communicate with one another, scientists could someday “hack” cells to do the same thing. This…See More
Oct 9, 2012
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The Personalization of Med-Tech

Picture this. You’re showering and feel an irregular lump somewhere on your body. A lifetime of public service announcements tells you that you should see a doctor. But, your own fear keeps you from making that phone call. Instead of getting it checked out, you let the idea of what it could be become your life.What if you didn’t need to make that frightening trip to the doctor’s office? What if, instead, you could slip on a glove that could immediately give yourself an accurate diagnosis of the…See More
Aug 22, 2012
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iRounds: A Social Network for Second Opinions

Today, Mashable discussed a new social network for doctors which allows physician-peers to connect and discuss cases, problems and patients in a safe community setting.iRounds, the aforementioned social network, describes themselves like this: "iRounds TM was founded to enhance…See More
Jul 11, 2012
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#HCSM Weekly Round Up: June 18-22

Think you might have missed something in the virtual world of healthcare and social media? Whether you're interested in learning about the latest and greatest mobile apps for healthcare or how the Supreme Court will announce their decision on the Affordable Care Act, Health Care 3.0 has you covered. Check out some of our favorite articles from this week:Medical Apps: The…See More
Jun 22, 2012
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The Future of mHealth

According to a recent study, consumers expect to adopt the use of mobile technology in healthcare at a faster rate providers will be able to adapt. The study found that consumers have high expectations for mHealth, namely that it will drastically improve the convenience, cost and quality of their healthcare. Additionally, consumers see mHealth as a way to provide healthcare to markets where access is historically low.…See More
Jun 8, 2012
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Implantable Health Trackers: Are They in Our Future?

If you asked me how many calories I ate today, my answer would probably be off. Far off. Not intentionally, of course. But, human nature would make me recount my portions as smaller and might even make me forget that small chocolate chip cookie. It’s human engineering.The same would go for asking me my weight,…See More
May 16, 2012
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The Healthier Side of Social Networking

Yesterday, Facebook unveiled a new initiative, aimed at encouraging Facebook users to advertise their organ donor status on their Timeline.The move is in an attempt to increase awareness regarding the immense need for organ donors. “Many of those people — an average of 18 people per day –- will die…See More
May 2, 2012
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"GPS for the Soul": Do We Need a Mobile Roadmap?

Yesterday, Arianna Huffington of the Huffington Post announced a new mobile health application, projected to launch this June: I'm delighted to announce that HuffPost, along with a great team of partners, is at…See More
Apr 18, 2012
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Will Augmented Reality Change the Face of Health Care?

On Wednesday Google teased a new video for Project Glass, an application that allows users to experience augmented reality through glasses. While the video (below) focuses on the day to day functionality of the device, there are important implications of the glasses in health care as well.Imagine a doctor walking in to patient’s room. Instead of picking up a chart to read his medical history or looking at a screen to check his vitals, the doctor engages an application in augmented reality and…See More
Apr 6, 2012
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I Think My Primary Symptom is “Paranoia…”

If you’re anything like me, the Internet is both a blessing and a curse when it comes to your general health and wellbeing. If you’re anything like me, you think it’s a brilliant idea to immediately Google any symptom you find yourself experiencing. If you’re anything like me, “I have this weird pain in my leg” quickly turns…See More
Mar 19, 2012
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How Your Gadgets are Changing the Face of Diagnostics

On a day-to-day basis we all interact with so many different forms of technology. Between cell phones, computers, video games, tablets, digital cameras, MP3 players and more, it’s no wonder that we all get a bit tired of the tech at times. However, doctors globally are taking devices we use daily and turning them in to…See More
Mar 9, 2012
Dana Gulick commented on Samantha Hamilton's blog post A Pinteresting proposition
"Great ideas! It will be interesting to see where Pinterest ends up once the image copyright question is tackled - but great to see these early opportunities identified for healthcare either way."
Mar 2, 2012
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How #HIMSS12 is Going Social

With HIMSS 2012 in full swing, it’s been interesting to watch the conferences’ efforts to become integrated with social media. Whether you’re attending the conference in person, or following along from your desk, this social strategy makes it…See More
Feb 22, 2012
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A Social Network… For Your Cells?

Today, Fast Company described new research from scientists who have found a way to utilize DNA to send huge amounts of data between cells. Essentially, this allows them the ability to have one cell give instructions to another.

Now, like we use the Internet and social networks to communicate with one another, scientists could someday “hack” cells to do the same thing.…

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Posted on October 9, 2012 at 3:53pm

The Personalization of Med-Tech

Picture this. You’re showering and feel an irregular lump somewhere on your body. A lifetime of public service announcements tells you that you should see a doctor. But, your own fear keeps you from making that phone call. Instead of getting it checked out, you let the idea of what it could be become your life.

What if you didn’t need to make that frightening trip to the doctor’s office? What if, instead, you could slip on a glove that could immediately give yourself an accurate…

Continue

Posted on August 22, 2012 at 2:49pm

iRounds: A Social Network for Second Opinions

Today, Mashable discussed a new social network for doctors which allows physician-peers to connect and discuss cases, problems and patients in a safe community setting.

iRounds, the aforementioned social network, describes themselves like this:…

Continue

Posted on July 11, 2012 at 3:00pm

#HCSM Weekly Round Up: June 18-22

Think you might have missed something in the virtual world of healthcare and social media? Whether you're interested in learning about the latest and greatest mobile apps for healthcare or how the Supreme Court will announce their decision on the Affordable Care Act, Health Care 3.0 has you covered. Check out some of our favorite articles from this week:…

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Posted on June 22, 2012 at 9:32am

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