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MedCrunch ‘Combined’ Interview with Jacob Scott and Sandeep Kishore at TEDMED...
At TEDMED we also had a a very interesting conversation with Jacob Scott (watch Jacob’s TEDMED talk) whose impressive background was strong enough to throw us out of concentration a couple of times....
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MedCrunch to cover Health 2.0 Spring Fling at Boston
MedCrunch has been an official media partner of the Health 2.0 Europe conference for some time now. But now, starting next monday MedCrunch will also be covering the Health 2.0 Spring Fling at Boston....
View ArticleHealth 2.0 Spring Fling – Interview with founders Indu Subaiya and Matthew Holt
After wrapping up a second day of hearing so many ideas about start-ups in health care, Health 2.0 Spring Fling in Boston left me wanting to start my own company and join all the entrepreneurs that...
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Why Medical Students Should All Have iPads – Part 2
Modified from Hiroyu Oka (Gantz’ Chapter 55: Naked King, 2009) It has been a while since I last posted about “why should all med students have iPads,” it is about time to add some other facts to that....
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Open Floor: A New Breed of Med Students
From TheChronicle.com The floor is open for discussion, we like to know your opinions. This will be my first post of the kind and hope to follow up with many more. Most of the valuable substance of...
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Current Possibilities for Clinical Research
Which tools are you using for medical research? I recently got a visit from a new patient at my orthopedic practice. He walked in with severe osteoarthritis of the right knee. It so happens that I am...
View ArticleFuture Possibilities for Clinical Research
On a previous post we told you about tools that exist today which clinicians are able to use in order to enhance and innovate their research activities.We are now giving some ideas and insights about...
View ArticleWhere Are The Creative Doctors?
Just as we delight in how ancient kung-fu masters took inspiration from movements of animals such as the praying mantis, the crane (panda?), I was amazed by how an Argentinean car mechanic was...
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Gamification: Is this the next horizon for fitness motivation? – A review of...
We all love when two ideas that seemed so widely unrelated come together and form something completely new and revolutionary. Have you ever spent hours and hours on a video game, deeply immersed only...
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MedCrunch Interview with Marc Triola and John Qualter at TEDMED 2012
During TEDMED we had the opportunity to meet, talk with and interview many interesting people and learn about what advances they are bringing to healthcare’s future. Among the most interesting ones was...
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