We have seen all sorts of smart wristwatches in the past years, and after seeing watches that can check your text messages and missed calls, we have a watch that can check your BAC (Blood Alcohol Level). This watch is designed by Tokyoflash, but so far, it’s just a concept. Despite that, this watch looks fantastic, but the best thing about it is that it can check your Blood Alcohol Level instantly.All that you have to do to check your alcohol level is to remove the side cap and blow into your watch.
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New thermometer line ready to see action
American Scientific Resources, better known as ASR for short, has just announced that they will be rolling out a new range of affordable yet revolutionary, 5-in-1 non-contact thermometers that were specially designed to meet the needs of consumers and healthcare workers globally. Instead of the usual glass-and-mercury combination, these new non-contact thermometers are a snap to use, where it is able to provide instant temperature reading that is accurate as well, while making kids (and some adults) more comfortable since they no longer need to have something probing their orifice – whether it is from the top or at the bottom. Too bad for the little ones, as I clearly remember be paedatrician offering me lollipops after taking my temperature as a form of goodwill.
Some of the advantages for this new thermometer line will include :-
- Affordability
- Quick results, enabling immediate care
- Time saver for large groups
- Trusted clinical approval for accuracy
- The ability to take a trauma-free, non-invasive temperature
- Completely hygienic
- Back-lit display to be seen in dark when the patient is sleeping

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Back2Life Continuous Motion Massager
Back pain is a common complaint, whether you’re getting up there in years or still only in your late 20s, it just happens. Some people are against going to a chiropractor every time they have a back ache. Instead of visiting doctors constantly, you could give this Back2Life Continuous Motion Massager a try. It’s said that it’ll help align your spine and relieve that discomfort and pressure.
It works by gently lifting your tailbone and flexing the spine. You use it for 12 minutes in the morning and for the same amount of time at night. It’s a way to relieve your pain without some of the more forceful methods like massages and chiropractors. The device costs $199.95 from Brookstone. At that price I’d be more likely to stick to a few stretches in the morning instead, but if stretches aren’t working anymore it’s a different way to go.
Source: Ubergizmo
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Pro-Health system for your teeth
Procter & Gamble Oral Care recently made known to consumers on another method they can take in order to keep their mouths healthy and happy this coming holiday season by unveiling the new Crest Pro-Health system. Sounds like a glorified toothbrush, eh? Well, the Crest Pro-Helath system is a 3-step oral hygiene regimen which will basically result in consumers who are virtually free from plaque regardless of the types of decadent foods and festive over-indulgences that are bound to come your way this holiday season. Sounds like a magical cure all, and everyone won’t mind talking to someone with a pleasant breath, right? Especially if you’re single and hope to kiss the girl of your dreams under a mistletoe…
The Pro-Health system will comprise of the Oral-B ProfessionalCare SmartSeries 5000 with SmartGuide, some Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste and Crest Pro-Health Rinse to get you started. Do you think this is a gift worth purchasing for someone? After all, the recipient might get a wee bit sensitive and emotional, thinking that you probably purchased this because he/she unknowingly has bad breath all the time. All in all, the Pro-Health system will offer the best of both worlds, coupling mechanical action and chemical action to get users virtually plaque free while keeping them that way as well throughout the month of December and beyond – if used regularly and correctly, of course.
When we say mechanical action, it points towards Oral-B’s oscillating-rotating technology that will help loosen and sweep away plaque to provide superior plaque removal benefits without having to visit your dentist and suffering under the bright lights. Stabilized stannous fluoride that is included within Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste helps inhibit the metabolic activity of destructive bacteria, while cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC) found in Crest Pro-Health Rinse will prevent the regrowth of plaque biofilm. Any takers out there who are willing to give this a shot? Don’t think you’d lose much anyways, but will gain a much more sociable outlook in the process.
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PillCam Colon 2 makes its mark
Medical knowledge and technology sure has come a long way from the ancient times where sickness was attributed to the devil and his cohort, and in this day and age where going under the knife often meant saving a life, the PillCam Colon 2 makes its appearance, going one up on its predecessor of the same name (sans the progression in number, of course). This endoscopic capsule was specially designed for imaging of the large intestine, and has picked up European approval recently, having been unveiled at the Gastro 2009 Conference in London, England.
During the presentation of the PillCam Colon 2, independent investigators presented results of a 98-patient feasibility study that involved the ingestion of this particular medical marvel. The conclusion that these investigators came to was the PillCam Colon 2 is a “safe and effective method to visualize the colon and detect colonic polyps.” To add further weight to its effectiveness, an article discussing the study has been accepted for the December 2009 edition of the journal Endoscopy. Compared to colonoscopy, the PillCam Colon 2 pointed towards a sensitivity of 89% and a specificity of 76% in detecting polyps greater than or equal to 6 mm and a sensitivity of 88% and a specificity of 89% in detecting polyps greater than or equal to 10 mm.
Apart from its seemingly higher degree of accuracy when it comes to detecting polyps of various sizes compared to a regular colonoscopy, the PillCam Colon 2 also offers the fringe benefits of not requiring the use of sedation, intubation or air insufflation during the procedure, which ought to give patients a sigh of relief – at least for those who are afraid of going through the regular rigors of a colonoscopy. This convenient method of visualizing the colon relies on bi-directional communication between the PillCam Colon 2 and the DataRecorder, allowing it to track the capsule’s motion in the GI tract in order for the image capture rate to be adjusted to maximize colon tissue coverage.
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Panasonic Toughbook H1 obtains Gobi Certification

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The Littmann 3200 Bluetooth Stethoscope
I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a stethoscope that was any different than the same type doctors have been carrying around for generations. They stay pretty simple, but this one gives doctors the opportunity to get an upgrade. While doctors are updating their systems to make them more gadget friendly, this could be a great addition. After all, doctors should get to play with fun

gadgets too. This Littmann 3200 Bluetooth Stethoscope created by both 3M and Zargis Medical would be a great way to update the classic doctor’s instruments.
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Bloodbot combines your worst vampire and robot fears

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The Eyezone Eye Massager relieves sore eyes
Although it’d be nice to be able to just go off and get a massage on a regular basis, it just doesn’t usually seem to work out. Be it due to a busy schedule or just not enough cash flow to be able to afford it. Which is why at home massagers can be found in just about any possible form you could think up. Some are extravagant and nowhere near affordable, others are smaller and won’t break the bank. Thankfully this eye massager is one of the cheaper ones out there.
After staring at a computer screen all day or even flipping through a text book for hours on end, your eyes just get a little on the sore side. Instead of just ignoring it and pushing through, you could take a quick break and pull out this Eyezone Eye Massager. It straps to your head and uses vibrating foam pads. It claims to relieve not only sore eyes, but migraines, sinus problems and helps prevent age related loss of sight. You can purchase this for £14.95 or about $25 from Gizoo.
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DuoFertility guarantees baby or your money back

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eMed-ID launches eMed-Alert
eMed-ID is the first emergency medical device franchise in the world, and the company has recently announced that they have rolled out the eMed-Alert. The eMed-Alert is but a next-generation personal assistance voice dialer that will target seniors who might need assistance in summoning help whenever they are in an emergency. After all, there are more than 11 million Americans who are aged 65 and older living alone currently, making the eMed-Alert useful to offer a way to maintain their independence without having to worry about getting help should they get themselves in a tight spot. Unlike other services that require a monthly fee, the eMed-Alert system will cost $129 outright. Just in case family and friends are unable to be the contacts, there is the option to sign up for the professional monitoring system for a relatively affordable $19.95 monthly. In order to have the eMed-Alert system kick itself into action, all the owner Folks who pick up the eMed-ID package will have to fork out $69.95, where it comprises of the PHR USB device, a quartet of eMed-ID caregiver cards, a couple of eMed-ID In Case of Emergency (I.C.E.) refrigerator cards and a bound report. Bear in mind that eMed-ID is currently the only medical identification product which is able to offer customers an optional legally-binding healthcare surrogate, HIPAA release and living will for added peace of mind.needs to do is press a solitary button on the heart pendant or on the system’s base in order to summon help through three various ways. Firstly, a siren will be activated on the voice dialer console, where subsequently the personal assistance voice-dialer will be enabled to call up to four phone numbers programmed and play a pre-recorded message to the persons called. Last but not least, the voice dialer will enable each call recipient to “listen-in” through the console in order to get an aural idea of what is happening in the room.
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Philips develops roadside drug test
One quick blow on a device and cops can find out just how much alcohol you’ve consumed. Sadly though, so far they haven’t had a roadside way to test for drugs. Which means cops have to drag in people that they suspect to be using drugs. Well that will be changing at some point in the somewhat near future. Instead of dragging people down to the station for a test, Philips has a test they’ve developed to help cops out on the side of the road. It uses nanotechnology and instead of blowing like you’d do for the alcohol test, you spit. Then after 90 seconds it gives a color coded read out. It will detect any cocaine, heroin, cannabis, amphetamines and methaphetamine. This isn’t exactly great for drug users, but for those that don’t use drugs and just seem to look the part this is definitely good news. It will end any harassment much faster through a quick test. Philips hopes to get these out to cops in Europe by the end of this year. There’s no word when it will make it to the US though. Source: Geekologie
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eMed-ID launches eMed-Alert
eMed-ID is the first emergency medical device franchise in the world, and the company has recently announced that they have rolled out the eMed-Alert. The eMed-Alert is but a next-generation personal assistance voice dialer that will target seniors who might need assistance in summoning help whenever they are in an emergency. After all, there are more than 11 million Americans who are aged 65 and older living alone currently, making the eMed-Alert useful to offer a way to maintain their independence without having to worry about getting help should they get themselves in a tight spot. Unlike other services that require a monthly fee, the eMed-Alert system will cost $129 outright. Just in case family and friends are unable to be the contacts, there is the option to sign up for the professional monitoring system for a relatively affordable $19.95 monthly. In order to have the eMed-Alert system kick itself into action, all the owner needs to do is press a solitary button on the heart pendant or on the system’s base in order to summon help through three various ways. Firstly, a siren will be activated on the voice dialer console, where subsequently the personal assistance voice-dialer will be enabled to call up to four phone numbers programmed and play a pre-recorded message to the persons called. Last but not least, the voice dialer will enable each call recipient to “listen-in” through the console in order to get an aural idea of what is happening in the room. Folks who pick up the eMed-ID package will have to fork out $69.95, where it comprises of the PHR USB device, a quartet of eMed-ID caregiver cards, a couple of eMed-ID In Case of Emergency (I.C.E.) refrigerator cards and a bound report. Bear in mind that eMed-ID is currently the only medical identification product which is able to offer customers an optional legally-binding healthcare surrogate, HIPAA release and living will for added peace of mind.
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