The rise in drug resistant infections is comparable to the threat of global warming, according to the chief medical officer for England.
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In the ecosystem gamble of "open" or "closed," Ford is putting all its chips on open. Via Jed Fisher
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While initial focus will likely be apps for in car entertainment and information services, the open sourcing of the API's adds a lot of potential for smart telematics apps that better help with traffic management, environmental reporting etc as well. Be worth tracking this. 
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March 8, 7:51 AM
I'm very interested in this. There are a ton of solutions that really fit well for an in-car experience. The key for the App developers is to make compelling Apps that make sense and work well from within the car. proprietary system. Delete the scoop?
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Perhaps appropriate that Prof Sally Davies used the comparison to global warming in that at least popular press coverage of antibiotic resitatnce tends to either saw from the dismissive to the apocalyptic. Good interview by the BBC - worth reading.