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Health lessons of Social Media, Technology and Change: Take 1
Health: A series of papers in the health journal The Lancet has taken a close look at the prospects for eradicating one of the historys great health scourges
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Do gene patents help or hinder health innovation?
Health: The Department of Justice recently weighed in with a court opinion that appears to contradict long standing government policy, as well as the practic
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Social value of health marketing: CSR opportunity or pitfall?
Health: A new review in the open access health publication PLoS Medicine has concluded what many folks have long taken fro granted, but many doctors have esc
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Simple, effective health innovations: Color, size, placement in nutrition delivery
Health: If you invented a nutritional delivery system that could increase the consumption of fruit by elementary students by 100%, triple the amount of salad
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Crowdsourcing death-data: An international health measurement solution?
Health: A new study published online in The Lancet perfectly illustrates the challenges and opportunities presented by what might seem like a simple health p
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Innovative health, technology, and social support tools needed
Health: Two new studies in the Journal of Hospital Medicine highlight the need for better management of chronic health conditions. Research over the past dec
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Social Media, Technology, and Change: The feedback loop for health
Health: In a few short weeks Ill be attending Justmeans Social Media, Technology and Change conference in the Big Apple. Will you be there? It offers a numbe
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BPA pronounced "toxic" by Canadian health officials
Health: At the end of last week, with a deliberate lack of fanfare, the Canadian government formally declared that the plastic-additive bisphenol-A (BPA) is
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True cost of health risks: $170 per pound overweight, $150 per cigarette pack
Health: In an effort to understand how much we should allocate to disease prevention and health promotion, researchers have been striving to figure out the r
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The DETECTB study: Mobile vans providing patient-centered public health
Health: Research out of Harare Zimbabwe has shows the promise of an innovative approach to detecting un-diagnosed cases of tuberculosis (TB). TB is a particu
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Is European health care leaning towards privatization and specialization?
Health: There are many differences between the way health care is delivered in the US and Europe, but two that may have the largest impact on patient experie
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Is health research spending a measure of CSR?
Health: ResearchAmerica, a not-for-profit public education and advocacy alliance has released its annual report on how much we are spending on health researc
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Mass-gathering health and the Hajj
Health: The infectious disease arm of the venerated British medical journal The Lancet has announced it will partner with the Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabi
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Is off-label prescribing good for your health?
Health: If we ever needed a reminder of the potential health benefits of off-label prescribing, it just arrived on-line in the journal Eye. While every presc
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In the dance of health care delivery, better management saves lives
Health: A new study highlights the potential for improving procedure-related survival rates by understanding which health care delivery processes contribute
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Nobel Prize for Good Work in Health Care
Health: Robert Evans, PhD received the Nobel Prize in Medicine on Monday for his work as the health care pioneer who led the development of in vitro fertiliz
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Race (still) Matters: Innovation needed to tackle health disparities
Health: A recent posting looked at a new study of health technology being overused in breast cancer care. Another study presented this month at the American
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Is questionable medical information technology putting patients at risk?
Health: Theres been a lot of good news in cancer care lately: The American Cancer society recently reported a decrease in cancer deaths, medical information
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Commonwealth Games vs. Common Health goals in India
Health: Along with the expected fanfare accompanying the opening of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India this weekend there was a generous serving of c
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Bone health gets a titanium boost
Health: The German medical device company InnoTERE has announced an innovative approach to mending fractured bones using titanium foam-enhanced implants. Tog
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