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<title>Anti-infection keyboards for UK hospitals </title>
<link>http://www.digitalopportunity.org/article/view/160909/1/1078</link>
<description>UK’s hospitals have been equipped with infection-resistant keyboards fitted with Light-Emitting Diode (LED) that flashes when the device requires cleaning or when the medical staff is required to wash their hands. The Medigenic keyboards are completely flat and coated with a chemical that prevents bacterial growth.</description>
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<title>‘IT can make a positive impact on healthcare worldwide’</title>
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<description>In a recent interview, Patrick Downing of Microsoft Healthcare Solutions Group reflects on reasons why the healthcare industry is lagging behind in adopting technology. He admits the task of transforming healthcare is much arduous for the company – ‘a marathon as opposed to a sprint.’</description>
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<title>Web cameras in Indian villages for distant diagnosis</title>
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<description>Under its &quot;e-gram&quot; initiative that connects all villages through broadband, a state in western India will soon start an e-medicine scheme for rural areas. Web cameras are to be used for distant diagnosis and local panchayat officials will be trained in running online health centres.</description>
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<title>Reliance and UN join hands to fight HIV in India</title>
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<description>Reliance Industries Ltd. and UNAIDS will together tackle the HIV epidemic in India. The partnership will facilitate expansion of quality healthcare services in rural areas especially to those suffering from the dreaded virus and support the realisation of the UN Millennium Development Goal.</description>
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<title>Mobile phone to track food intake</title>
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<description>US based Sarnoff Corporation and Viocare Technologies have developed a new mobile phone-based dietary assessment tool. Designed for the National Institute of Health (NIH), this innovative system can track user’s eating habits and calorie intake through photographs and speech recognition.</description>
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