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The two companies aim to provide more access to key thought and practice
leaders through peer-to-peer discussions in a new series which will be titled
Advances in Long Term Care Medicine. The series is in development now and will
educate the healthcare professional audience on the ever-changing nature and
the demands to stay current with new developments in the field of Long Term
Care, and seeks to provide timely news and insightful discussion Read the rest of this entry »

Certain statements in this press release, including statements regarding
the expected benefits, performance and capabilities of the OV6930 CMOS image
sensors are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and
uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties, which could cause the
forward-looking statements and OmniVision's results to differ materially,
include, without limitation: potential errors, design flaws or other problems
with the Read the rest of this entry »

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) — The world's biggest computer chip maker on Monday dove into the medical market with technology that lets doctors make house calls on patients without being there.
Intel Health Guide uses gadgetry and Internet connections to enable medical personnel to monitor the health of chronically ill people from afar.
Doctors and nurses can keep tabs on heart functions, blood sugar levels and other health factors of at-home patients Read the rest of this entry »

In the wide and varied family of the thousands and thousands of funds out there, the exchange-traded fund is one of the
more consumer-friendly ones.
Unlike mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, behave more like stocks. You can buy
into an ETF at any time, and sell it whenever you feel like it. And like a stock, an ETF's value can rise and fall--depending
on what the ETF is invested in.What do Read the rest of this entry »

Monday, October 20, 2008
HARRY McGEE, MARTIN WALL and MICHAEL O'REGAN
TAOISEACH BRIAN Cowen's appeal for "time and space" to find a solution to the medical card controversy has helped to quell a growing rebellion among Fianna Fil backbenchers.
Mr Cowen yesterday said the budget proposal to end universal provision of medical cards to over-70s would not proceed in its current form, which he said did not have "wider public acceptance".
In an Read the rest of this entry »