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  • Thanks for the Memories: Humor is the Best Medicine Part 2 29 May 2012, 08:48 AM In this week’s Human-TECH blog about Humans – Technology, Ethics, Content and Healthcare Delivery we delve into the world of another comedy legend. I had so much fun writing about Phyllis Diller and her timeless jokes about getting old that I wanted to lighten up a bit and write about another comedian: Bob Hope (whose birthday [...]
  • …it’s a look akin to confused, but it’s definitely not confused… 25 May 2012, 08:00 AM I’ll be honest, it’s not the most flattering of looks; it’s a look akin to confused, but it’s definitely not confused. When I was younger, the more unflattering (and completely inaccurate I hasten to add!) term, somewhat affectionately bestowed upon me, was vacant. Let me try and explain. As with most people, I can, on occasion, be confused, [...]
  • Texting for Better Medication Adherence 24 May 2012, 09:08 AM Who doesn’t respond to a text?  Responding to quick, short messages sent to our phones seems to be a normal way of life these days.  So why not think about using electronic media like texting to remind patients to take their medications?  Since forgetfulness is one of the most common reasons for poor adherence, reminding [...]
  • …the Olympic Flame…on my doorstep, in my lifetime, is an absolute privilege… 23 May 2012, 08:24 AM For those, including my Dad, who were born in the year that the Summer Olympic Games were last hosted in London, 64 years has passed. That is a long time, although I’m fairly sure my Dad will not thank me for saying that (!), and a lot will have, and indeed has, changed in the [...]
  • Using Global Unique Identifiers to Link Autism Collections 23 May 2012, 08:00 AM This article has been evaluated by F1000 Faculty Member: Russ Altman, Stanford University, CA To find out more about this exciting new study, click here to read the Faculty of 1000 evaluations of this article.    Johnson SB, Whitney G, McAuliffe M, Wang H, McCreedy E, Rozenblit L, Evans CC. J Am Med Inform Assoc. 2010 [...]

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  • Do You Read Your Medication’s Package Insert? Do You Read Your Medication’s Package Insert? The piece of paper that comes in the box with your medication... ever wondered what it is, or even thrown it away? If you’re taking a medicine, you should either read the Package Insert (PI) or ask your doctor to summarize the most important information for you. Certain information in the PI can help you use your medicine safety, effectively and appropriately, explain Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D. and Travis Stork, M.D. on The Doctors. Check local CBS listings to see the whole show and learn more at http://HealthierWorld.com
  • To Fight Pain, First Find the Right Words To Fight Pain, First Find the Right Words Pain acts as your body’s internal warning system, and chronic pain can be a disease in its own right. On The Doctors, Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D. and Travis Stork, M.D. talk about why it’s important to communicate about your pain -- and how to do that. Check your local CBS Listings to see the whole show and learn more at http://www.HealthierWorld.com.
  • Facing 50 and Menopause: The Tests You Need to Take After the Transition Facing 50 and Menopause: The Tests You Need to Take After the Transition Menopause is a natural, normal, and unavoidable event in a woman’s life. On The Doctors, Drs. Freda Lewis-Hall and Lisa Masterson discuss menopause and steps to take to ensure your best possible health after 50. Learn more at http://www.healthierworld.com
  • Urinary Incontinence: Steps You Can Take Urinary Incontinence: Steps You Can Take Millions in the U.S. suffer from urinary incontinence (UI), a disorder often so distressing that sufferers choose to stop pleasurable activities rather than seek help. UI is surprisingly widespread, and while chances of it increase with age, it’s not inevitable. On The Doctors, Drs. Freda Lewis-Hall and Travis Stork discuss UI in both men and women and steps you can take to alleviate it. Learn more at http://www.healthierworld.com
  • Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and What You Need to Know as a Caregiver Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and What You Need to Know as a Caregiver One in eight people over 65 have Alzheimer’s disease, and many more have personal experience as a family member or caregiver to someone with the disease. On The Doctors, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall and Dr. Travis Stork discuss signs of dementia and key steps to take if you suspect someone in your life may have Alzheimer’s disease.