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You’ve heard how a personal medical alert system can help you in a time of need but what is it like to actually live with it?
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You’ve heard how a personal medical alert system can help you in a time of need but what is it like to actually live with it?
Smart Money reports: “The young are fearless and bold. The old are scared and cautious. That’s the conventional view of how we feel about risk over the course of a lifetime. We start out brash — ready to bet it all on a long shot. But as we age, we need to hoard our resources and make sure we’ve provided for the slow shuffle into frailness and vulnerability.”
The Medical Mirror creates a moving reflection of your body from the inside out. Data from your hospital or doctor’s office is then mapped to
Imagine: a glucose monitor for diabetics directly on the eye. Cholesterol checking or infection detection. Blood screening available anytime. Even a computer display. That’s the vision of Babak Parvis, innovation professor from the University of Washington.

Scott Holland for AIPatHome Stair falls are one of the greatest challenges in fall prevention, with more than 75% of all stair falls taking place

There are toilets and then there are toilets. And then, there are TOILETS. After that there are Numis. This is something you think to yourself