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Xiring extends French Vitale cards

French mutual insurance company, Thélem assurances, has selected Xiring to provide ‘le Point Xiring V2’ service for its network of
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Second Life for Imperial College students

Students at Imperial College London are now able to practice diagnosing and treating patients in a virtual world on Second
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Microsoft licenses HealthVault for Canada

Microsoft has signed a partnership with Canadian telecoms firm Telus, which will become the first firm outside the US to
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GE to spend $6 billion on health tech

General Electric is to invest €4.5 billion ($6 billion) over the next six years in innovative healthcare technology, the firm
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UltraGenda revamps booking for Bruges

UltraGenda has revamped the booking application it built for the St Jan hospital in Bruges because referring physicians disliked the
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King’s College to install 50 self-service kiosks

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is to become the first in Europe to install patient self-service kiosks supplied by
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HIMSS singing

With former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan on its speaker rota, this year’s HIMSS conference was always going to be
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EHTEL helps Swedish government review e-health

The Swedish government and healthcare authorities have called upon the European Health Telematics Association to discuss their national e-health strategy.
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Doctors call for Google to change ad policies

Doctors are calling on internet search engine Google to change its advertising policies to prevent links to unproven remedies appearing
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Orange and Sorin partner on cardiac care

Orange has partnered with medical device company Sorin Group to develop remote monitoring for patients with implanted cardiac rhythm management
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