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No Doctors in Space: How NASA Handles Medical Emergencies on the ISS
A medical emergency aboard the International Space Station has highlighted how NASA protects astronaut health in orbit. With no doctors on the ISS, crews rely on extensive medical training, onboard equipment, and real-time telemedicine with flight surgeons on Earth. If needed, spacecraft such as Crew Dragon or Soyuz can quickly return astronauts ho...
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Telemedicine: How Reliable Is A Virtual Health Check Up? What Requires In Person Consultation
Virtual doctor consultation: Keep reading we outline when telemedicine is ideal and when it may not be sufficient.
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Telemedicine: How Reliable Is A Virtual Health Check Up? What Requires In Person Consultation
Virtual doctor consultation: Keep reading we outline when telemedicine is ideal and when it may not be sufficient.
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AarogyaSetu Mitr Telemedicine Portal Launched, Offers Free COVID-19 Consultations and More
The AarogyaSetu Mitr portal offers three essential healthcare services – Consult Doctor, Home Lab Tests, and ePharmacy. One of its key services is free COVID-19 related consultations.
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Lybrate's New Facebook Messenger Chatbot Will Answer Your Health Queries
Lybrate's bot shares links and excerpts from articles on its Q&A portal on health issues, and keeps the identity of its users anonymous and private.
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Internet of Things Could Bridge Rural and Urban India
Andhra Pradesh has taken the lead in IoT potential in India, with the goal of tapping 10 percent of the market share in India.
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Chat With Over 80,000 Doctors and Get a Second Opinion at Home With Lybrate
The online health service answers questions, finds doctors, and even sets up appointments for you.
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Rural Clinics Increasingly Turn to Telemedicine in Rural America
Doctors across rural America are increasingly seeking help in emergencies from video services that let them connect with hospitals in bigger cities.
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The Doctor is In, Through Webcam And Smartphone
Mark Matulaitis holds out his arms so the Parkinson's specialist can check his tremors. But this is no doctor's office: Matulaitis sits in his rural U.S. home as a neurologist a few hundred miles away examines him via the camera in his laptop.
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Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar launches telemedicine services in hospitals
Heralding a new era of quality health facility, telemedicine services were launched today in city based prominent hospitals and those in 22 districts and 82 primary health centres of Bihar.
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$1 visit to doctor for India's under-privileged
A private hospital, a for-profit micro-finance company and an information technology company have joined forces to attempt what state and local governments have struggled to do for decades - bring quality, affordable medical treatment to India's hundreds of millions of poor people.
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$1 visit to doctor for India's under-priveliged
A private hospital, a for-profit micro-finance company and an information technology company have joined forces to attempt what state and local governments have struggled to do for decades - bring quality, affordable medical treatment to India's hundreds of millions of poor people.
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The doctor will see you now. Please log on
One day last summer, Charlie Martin felt a sharp pain in his lower back. But he couldn't jump into his car and rush to the doctor's office or the emergency room: Mr. Martin, a crane operator, was working on an oil rig in the South China Sea off Malaysia.He could, though, get in touch with a doctor thousands of miles away, via two-way video. Using a...
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Telemedicine project a success in Himachal
The project was launched in the state in March 2008.
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Cancer treatment over the internet
Kerala, the most literate state in India, may soon surge ahead in the area of health also. A new telemedicine project to be launched in March, hopes to cut down the number of patients visiting the hospital for cancer treatment, by almost 30%. The project to be launched at the Regional Cancer Centre (RCC) would connect the surrounding areas of Kera...
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No Doctors in Space: How NASA Handles Medical Emergencies on the ISS
A medical emergency aboard the International Space Station has highlighted how NASA protects astronaut health in orbit. With no doctors on the ISS, crews rely on extensive medical training, onboard equipment, and real-time telemedicine with flight surgeons on Earth. If needed, spacecraft such as Crew Dragon or Soyuz can quickly return astronauts ho...
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Telemedicine: How Reliable Is A Virtual Health Check Up? What Requires In Person Consultation
Virtual doctor consultation: Keep reading we outline when telemedicine is ideal and when it may not be sufficient.
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Telemedicine: How Reliable Is A Virtual Health Check Up? What Requires In Person Consultation
Virtual doctor consultation: Keep reading we outline when telemedicine is ideal and when it may not be sufficient.
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AarogyaSetu Mitr Telemedicine Portal Launched, Offers Free COVID-19 Consultations and More
The AarogyaSetu Mitr portal offers three essential healthcare services – Consult Doctor, Home Lab Tests, and ePharmacy. One of its key services is free COVID-19 related consultations.
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Lybrate's New Facebook Messenger Chatbot Will Answer Your Health Queries
Lybrate's bot shares links and excerpts from articles on its Q&A portal on health issues, and keeps the identity of its users anonymous and private.
-
Internet of Things Could Bridge Rural and Urban India
Andhra Pradesh has taken the lead in IoT potential in India, with the goal of tapping 10 percent of the market share in India.
-
Chat With Over 80,000 Doctors and Get a Second Opinion at Home With Lybrate
The online health service answers questions, finds doctors, and even sets up appointments for you.
-
Rural Clinics Increasingly Turn to Telemedicine in Rural America
Doctors across rural America are increasingly seeking help in emergencies from video services that let them connect with hospitals in bigger cities.
-
The Doctor is In, Through Webcam And Smartphone
Mark Matulaitis holds out his arms so the Parkinson's specialist can check his tremors. But this is no doctor's office: Matulaitis sits in his rural U.S. home as a neurologist a few hundred miles away examines him via the camera in his laptop.
-
Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar launches telemedicine services in hospitals
Heralding a new era of quality health facility, telemedicine services were launched today in city based prominent hospitals and those in 22 districts and 82 primary health centres of Bihar.
-
$1 visit to doctor for India's under-privileged
A private hospital, a for-profit micro-finance company and an information technology company have joined forces to attempt what state and local governments have struggled to do for decades - bring quality, affordable medical treatment to India's hundreds of millions of poor people.
-
$1 visit to doctor for India's under-priveliged
A private hospital, a for-profit micro-finance company and an information technology company have joined forces to attempt what state and local governments have struggled to do for decades - bring quality, affordable medical treatment to India's hundreds of millions of poor people.
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The doctor will see you now. Please log on
One day last summer, Charlie Martin felt a sharp pain in his lower back. But he couldn't jump into his car and rush to the doctor's office or the emergency room: Mr. Martin, a crane operator, was working on an oil rig in the South China Sea off Malaysia.He could, though, get in touch with a doctor thousands of miles away, via two-way video. Using a...
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Telemedicine project a success in Himachal
The project was launched in the state in March 2008.
-
Cancer treatment over the internet
Kerala, the most literate state in India, may soon surge ahead in the area of health also. A new telemedicine project to be launched in March, hopes to cut down the number of patients visiting the hospital for cancer treatment, by almost 30%. The project to be launched at the Regional Cancer Centre (RCC) would connect the surrounding areas of Kera...
