10 Ways 3-D Video Is Revolutionizing Medicine

by Linda on July 26, 2010

Although many X-ray technicians, doctors and patients are familiar with X-ray technology, it appears the times are changing to the benefit and safety of patients and hospital or clinic staff. With the use of 3D video imaging (often called stereoscopy) radiation exposure is reduced, MRI imaging time is shortened surgeons are conducting their work in a real-time virtual environment. Other doctors are using 3D technology as teaching tools. Learn more from this list of 10 ways that 3-D video and technology is revolutionizing medicine. [click to continue…]

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25 Free Essential eBooks with Healthy Living Tips

by Miranda on July 13, 2010

No matter your career, education or salary, good health is important. Your health will be with you for the rest of your life. When you have poor health, even a long life can be disappointing, since you will not be able to enjoy it. On the other hand, a healthy life provides opportunities to feel good and enjoy yourself. You don’t have to be a health care professional to know what’s best for your body. Learn about how to live healthy with these 25 free ebooks on health living: [click to continue…]

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Top 50 Medical Technology Blogs

January 10, 2010

Medical technology is constantly providing interesting breakthroughs and techniques. Additionally, technology provides the means to better diagnose and treat diseases. If you are interested in what is happening in with medicine and science, you can read a number of blogs that specialize in looking at the technology behind our current medical practice.

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25 Oddest Objects Ever Eaten (by Humans)

December 7, 2009

People do weird things. And that includes what they eat. Whether it’s accident, some strange craving or kids being kids, humans have eaten a lot of strange, non-food objects. In some cases, the objects pass through the body without causing harm. In other cases, though, people sustain injuries — or even die. If you are [...]

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25 Famous People Who Got Swine Flu

September 23, 2009

Are you worried about H1N1, the new strain of flu that is about to make another rebound after the first round became evident in mid-April 2009? You might take a hint or two from some famous people, who are not immune to H1N1, but who have taken measures to avoid contracting this illness. Despite face [...]

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50 Excellent Free eBooks for Health and Wellness

July 29, 2009

Are you hooked on health and on free ebooks? This list of fifty excellent free ebooks for health and wellness may sate your quest for at least a short while. Topics range from aging to pain management, and many ebooks are online or in PDF format. If you own a Sony Reader or Kindle (you [...]

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Top 10 Careers in Healthcare That Pay More Than You Think (With Less School Required)

July 8, 2009

Are you dreading a pink slip? Does your job bore you? Would you like a career that is not necessarily 9-5 and that could offer plenty of excitement? Perhaps a change of career is in your cards, and the pay that some healthcare careers might bring could surprise you. Additionally, you can make an entry [...]

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Top 50 Career Blogs: The Best in Career Advice

July 3, 2009

Do you want to become an X-Ray Technician? Or, perhaps you’ve already started on your career path. In either case, you may need some support to help guide you along the way. Radiology is a growing field, and many bloggers are on board to help you through school, job search and climbing the career ladder.
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