How the Internet Impacts HealthCare

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This means While it is never a good idea to skip out on the doctor completely, the Internet has made patients more empowered to make decisions about what to do next. Sourced from:http://www.businessinsider.com/6-ways-technology-is-improving-healthcare-2010-12?op=1

Social media is an interactive media and it is not limited to friendships and relationships. Hospitals are now interacting with patients through social media.

All of the doctors there are encouraged to take part in using social media. Sourced from:http://carrington.edu/blog/student-tips/technology/social-media-impacts-health-care-industry/

It could potentially mean the difference between life and death. Sourced from:http://www.etiam.com/technology-can-improve-access-online-medical-records.html



Color-coding sensor: Nanostructures for contactless control

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Lotsch and her collaborators have already applied for patent protection for the novel device and, together with the Fraunhofer EMFT in Munich, they are already working on a prototype screen which, in addition to providing for color-coding, will also be equipped with an electronic readout capability. more info http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150923103355.htm