Medical and Health Update

Friday, October 31, 2014

Health Technology Being Developed To Meet Needs Of Aging Baby-Boomers

Firms Gearing Health-Related Technology Toward Baby Boomers by Luke Yoquinto.  the Washington Post.  October 31, 2014.
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Labels: aging, Gerontology, Monitoring, Technology

Phone Or In-Person Medical Interpreters Play An Important Role In Oregon Healthcare

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Labels: communications, multicultural, patient care

Reasoning Behind Decision Of Maine Judge Rejected Maine Quarantine Order

Ebola Quarantine:  Why Judge Sided With Nurse Kaci Hickox by Warren Richey.  Christian Science Monitor.  October 31, 2014.
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Labels: epidemic, legal, nurses

Thursday, October 30, 2014

American Academy Of Arts And Sciences Special Collection On The Ebola Epidemic

The Ebola Epidemic.  Science Magazine.
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Labels: epidemics, Research

Researchers With Recent Frontline Ebola Experience Barred From Tropical Medicine Conference In Louisiana

Been To An Ebola-Affected Country?  Stay Away From Tropical Medicine Meeting, Louisiana Says by Martin Enserink.  Science Magazine.  October 29, 2014.
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Labels: policy, politics, Research

Cleveland Clinic Lists Top 10 Innovations For 2015

Top 10 Innovations For 2015.  The Cleveland Clinic/Medical Innovation Summit October 27-29, 2014.
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Labels: Innovation, Technology

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Emory Team Explains Success Treating Ebola

With Good Hospital Practice, Emory Rises To Ebola Challenge by Jim Burress.  WABE/Kaiser Health News.  October 29, 2014.
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Labels: epidemics, Georgia
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