Thulasi Bai and SK. Srivatsa of the Sathyabama University in Tamil Nadu (India) have developed a wearable cardiac telemedicine system that allows post-cardiac patients renewed mobility.
Nonprofit organization Open Source Health Care Alliance (OSHCA) believes that open-source software can integrate systems and share various medical related information in the local healthcare industry.
A new Internet video game has been launched by the United Nations to make the children aware about natural disasters such as wildfires, floods, tsunamis and earthquakes.
The state government is planning to establish 100 mobile hospitals in rural areas of Uttar Pradesh (UP), India.
New software called HealthFrame 2.1 has been launched in the US, which allows patients to access their personal health records using an iPod.
A visually impaired student has developed Brailleface, software, which converts Braille commands into Devanagari script on the computer screen.
Vocera Communications, a wireless communications solutions company, has partnered with Xwave, a division of Bell Aliant, one of Canada’s largest information and communications technology (ICT) providers to provide wireless phone service for doctors and nurses or Canada.
A new online communication system will link Charleston Area Medical Center with more than 7000 doctors of the state.
Canada’s Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, Lawrence Cannon announced about the proposed amendments to the Canadian Aviation Security Regulations for supporting for the implementation of the new Restricted Area Identity Card by Transport Canada and the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA).
Malaysia’s National Blood Bank has been awarded for the ICT product of the year 2006. Malaysia’s National Blood Bank is an information system to manage and monitor information of blood donors.
Anti-smoking charity QUIT has developed a new online stop smoking campaign for young generation. YouTube is promoting this campaign by showing one minute long video entitled ‘Black Magic’.
The U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce is partnering with IGP Technologies Inc. to offer an immediate healthcare solution to hundreds of thousands of business owners and millions of consumers across the country.
Microsoft has shown interest to acquire Azyxxi the health intelligence software and to forge a strategic alliance with MedStar Health.
