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The iRemember is a smart pill organizer as it will remind you when it is time to take your medications and it keeps track of when you last opened your weekly pill holder. Too many times one is not sure if they took their daily pills, this pill organizer will remember when you last opened it. Press the status button on top of the cap and the iRemember will flash green while stating, in a female voice, when the pill holder was last opened. This is a great help in confirming when pills were last taken.
The iRemember weekly Talking Pill Organizer is Bluetooth enabled and can be set up to send notifications to an android (4.3 and up) smartphone whenever you or a designated family member forgets to take their pills. A smartphone is not required for operation of this iRemember talking pill organizer and reminder system. USB port, for charging the iRemember, is located under a small door on the side of the lid.
How to set-up video:
https://youtu.be/8YX8tPPAlLo
This is the first time these data have been updated since 2008, when it was last estimated to cost $290 billion annually, or about 13 percent of U.S. health care spending at that time. Watanabe s
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This is the first time these data have been updated since 2008, when it was last estimated to cost $290 billion annually, or about 13 percent of U.S. health care spending at that time. Watanabe s
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Photoswitchable drugs and photopharmacology could be enormously useful for all sorts of diseases, by allowing remote control over specific body processes with light," said Professor Trauner.
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Photoswitchable drugs and photopharmacology could be enormously useful for all sorts of diseases, by allowing remote control over specific body processes with light," said Professor Trauner.
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And nearly 18 million babies are born with brain damage annually due to iodine deficiency.
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According to the report, nutrient deficiencies cause an estimated 1.1 million of the 3.1 million child deaths that occur each year as a result of undernutrition.
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The study also notes that ASHAs are less active in promoting services such as postnatal and newborn care because these are not tied to incentive payments
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ASHAs' time is spent on two major activities: promotion of institutional deliveries (including accompanying pregnant women to institutions for delivery) and immunisation.
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ASHAs' time is spent on two major activities: promotion of institutional deliveries (including accompanying pregnant women to institutions for delivery) and immunisation.
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Color’s role here shouldn’t be taken lightly; five percent of all United States hospital patients receive incorrect medication.
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Such cultural variances are one reason why a drug may appear totally different in separate countries.
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Mobile Open-Source Solar-Powered 3-D Printers for Distributed Manufacturing in Off-Grid Communitiesmore by Joshua Pearce
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Minute 0: Babies wail a robust, angry birth cry that helps wake up the lungs.
Minute 2: After all that wailing, babies spend less than a minute relaxing, holding perfectly still on their mothers’ chests. The authors speculate that this silent, still break might have evolved to keep babies hidden from predators.
Minute 2.5: As they start to wake up, newborns open their eyes for the first time. Babies gradually start moving their heads and mouths.
Minute 8: Babies become even more active, keeping their eyes open for five minutes or longer at a time. During this active phase, newborns seem to grow interested in eating, looking at their mothers’ faces and breasts, making sweet little “hungry” noises and moving their hands toward their mouths.
Minute 18: That was exhausting. Time for another rest.
Minute 36: Recharged newborns really kick it into high gear and begin scooting toward their mothers’ breasts, relying heavily on a sense of smell to navigate.
Minute 62: Babies nurse, most likely getting small amounts of colostrum, a pre-milk substance packed with protein and immune molecules. This early suckling stimulates the breasts to make milk and also helps mom’s uterus contract back to its pre-pregnancy size.
Minute 70: Babies fall asleep for a well-deserved break.
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Minute 0: Babies wail a robust, angry birth cry that helps wake up the lungs.
Minute 2: After all that wailing, babies spend less than a minute relaxing, holding perfectly still on their mothers’ chests. The authors speculate that this silent, still break might have evolved to keep babies hidden from predators.
Minute 2.5: As they start to wake up, newborns open their eyes for the first time. Babies gradually start moving their heads and mouths.
Minute 8: Babies become even more active, keeping their eyes open for five minutes or longer at a time. During this active phase, newborns seem to grow interested in eating, looking at their mothers’ faces and breasts, making sweet little “hungry” noises and moving their hands toward their mouths.
Minute 18: That was exhausting. Time for another rest.
Minute 36: Recharged newborns really kick it into high gear and begin scooting toward their mothers’ breasts, relying heavily on a sense of smell to navigate.
Minute 62: Babies nurse, most likely getting small amounts of colostrum, a pre-milk substance packed with protein and immune molecules. This early suckling stimulates the breasts to make milk and also helps mom’s uterus contract back to its pre-pregnancy size.
Minute 70: Babies fall asleep for a well-deserved break.
http://www.businessinsider.com/timeline-of-your-first-hour-alive-2014-10
"Interestingly the effect appeared to persist after the vitamin D supplementation was discontinued."
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People were also better able to retain the information learned during a curious state across a 24-hour delay. "Curiosity may put the brain in a state that allows it to learn and retain any kind of information, like a vortex that sucks in what you are motivated to learn, and also everything around it," explains Dr. Gruber.
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People were also better able to retain the information learned during a curious state across a 24-hour delay. "Curiosity may put the brain in a state that allows it to learn and retain any kind of information, like a vortex that sucks in what you are motivated to learn, and also everything around it," explains Dr. Gruber.
readmission risks were highest between days 2-5 post-discharge.
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medication-related anaphylaxis was the most common cause of death (58.8 percent).
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But 93% of patients said EHR access would allow them to better manage their health.
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In developing countries, up to 50 percent of the drug supply may be fake.
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The World Health Organization estimates that global sales of medicines that are fake, contaminated or otherwise illegal total $430 billion a year.
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I like that we can see all the items presented ahead.
I think we should:
1. Highlight the item in the Media so it corresponds to the item in the bag.
2. Let's increase the size of all numbers.
3. we could remove the hourglass since it would show as a countdown time and sliding bar.
. How can we design the purchasing stream to be fast and fluid?
I feel the scroll ball is helpful. Imagine adjusting the price and the shipping cost is adjusted. It would be interesting if the Media of each item was a button to accept / change the content.
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I like that we can see all the items presented ahead.
I think we should:
1. Highlight the item in the Media so it corresponds to the item in the bag.
2. Let's increase the size of all numbers.
3. How can we design the purchasing stream to be fast and fluid?
I feel the scroll ball is helpful. Imagine adjusting the price and the shipping cost is adjusted. It would be interesting if the Media of each item was a button to accept / change the content.
What do you think about tagging the seasons?
Is that how you remember things?
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They found that a specific population of neurons changed the intensities of the responses linearly according to either the contrast-of-highlight, sharpness-of-highlight, or brightness of the object.
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They found that a specific population of neurons changed the intensities of the responses linearly according to either the contrast-of-highlight, sharpness-of-highlight, or brightness of the object.
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In an even more emphatic statement, nearly 9 in 10 of those polled (87 percent) state the desire to gain control over their records.
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I DO like this concept.
Maybe when users move the ball, the item is highlighted on the Media and corresponding thought in Gallery.
I.e. when on my name / number the call icon is centered.
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