Archive | September, 2012

How Smartphones Are Improving Health Care

The mobile health applications quickly taking hold are the ones that provide needed services, and make doctors and patients more efficient.

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Social Voting Tools Come To Cureus

You don’t have to become a Dr. Mehmet Oz or Dr. Drew Pinsky type of promoter, but it’s in the interest of every medical student and physician to learn how to do some basic self-promotion.

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iPhone 5 giveaway for Cureus 2012 Fall Poster competition

Cureus Gooses Poster Competition With iPhone 5

Varian Medical Systems raises the stakes for the winner of our Fall 2012 Poster Competition with some fresh incentives.

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Interview with Andreas Gomoll, MD

Curēus sat down for an interview with editorial board member Andreas Gomoll, MD. He is board-certified in Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine. He is also an Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School.

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Study Shows Sexting Linked To Unsafe Sex Among Teens

What we really wanted to know is, is there a link between sexting and taking risks with your body? And the answer is a pretty resounding yes.

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SpiroSmart App Monitors Lung Health Using Only An iPhone

Lead researcher Shwetak Patel, decided to forego the use of attachments in favor of relying only on the iPhone’s built-in microphone for spirometry sensing.

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Interview – Reflections on Medical Training

I had the chance to chat with Mark Yarchoan, MD one of the key people behind launching the Curēus International Poster Competition.

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Supersized Americans Shape Future of Medical Imaging

Today over 28% of Americans are considered obese which presents a challenge to manufacturers of imaging equipment. And if the study from the World Health Organization is correct, over half of Americans will be obese by 2030.

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“Fierce Conversation” the truths of open discourse

It is time for a change…to evolve from the anachronistic traditions of bias and prejudice and political strongholds reigning over our scientific ideas.

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Women's health

Doctors in Sweden perform first mother-to-daughter uterus transplants

Doctors at the University of Goteborg have performed the world’s first mother-to-daughter uterus transplants. The operations were the first live-donor uterus transplants from mother to child.

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