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| |   The Dawning Age of "Silver Tech" Networked devices that keep tabs on at-risk elderly patients living at home could soon provide better care -- and cut costs Homes That Makes House Calls In MIT researcher Kent Larson's "smart home," technologies that keep a close eye on your health will be built in A Paperless Health-Care System? At some hospitals, like Evanston North in Illinois, digital records are saving money and possibly lives. It's the start of an IT boom Racing to Cure Sickly Medical Security As more and more health-care data is entrusted to networks, medical pros are getting serious about keeping info under wraps Photo/Video Essay: Medical Tech Take a look at this year's BW design award winners in the medical category and view videos from Medtronic about some of its new products | |
 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY High Tech -- And Handcrafted Despite a recent recall, Medtronic sets the quality standard for heart care (6/28/04) PERSONAL BUSINESS My Therapist Is A Joystick Beneficial games, for everything from phobias to ADD, are starting to catch on (6/7/04) SOCIAL ISSUES Technology, The Poverty Fighter Two new books illustrate why good design is crucial to keeping modern technology working safely -- and also makes people feel better (6/28/04) SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY When Medicine And Money Don't Mix Do drugmakers have too much control over lab data? (6/28/04) | |
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