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What does it take for something to go viral? Have you ever written an article that got a ton of shares on social media sites? Via The Fish Firm 
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Party in the morgue Attention students of Spanish! http://www.uncasbook.com/es/14-novela-de-humor-y-critica-social.
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From wireless EKGs to customer service, small steps aim to heal the whole person. Via Giuseppe Fattori, Giovanna Marsico Delete the scoop?
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Much has changed over the last 20 years for people with cancer. Pat Elliott describes how far things have come for patients while also shedding light on how more improvements are still necessary. Via Marie Ennis-O'Connor, Giovanna Marsico 
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It’s striking that virtually all of the improvements have come from sources outside the healthcare systems. Astute healthcare leaders recognize that the next wave of improvements can and should come from the healthcare providers themselves. Delete the scoop?
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The press has recently gone wild celebrating what seems like a fantasy wunderkind tale, that of a teenager from Maryland who on his own initiative developed a non-invasive, five minute test for pancreatic, ovarian, and lung cancer that is 168 times faster, 26,000 times less expensive, and over 400 times more sensitive than current diagnostic assays.
Before you call BS on this seemingly unbelievable story, check out Mr. Jack Andraka’s TED Talk. In his own words you’ll discover how Jack was deeply moved by the passing of a close family friend from pancreatic cancer, a personal tragedy that motivated him to find a way to simplify and improve diagnostics for the devastating disease. Using his “go-to” source for information, Google, Jack keyword searched his way into medical history.
What makes this story even timelier and poignant is how it represents the perfect storm of digital health Via Parag Vora, Giovanna Marsico Delete the scoop?
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What can be learned from the process? Here's our experts' and readers' – suggestions from an online live discussion Via David Foord, Giovanna Marsico Delete the scoop?
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RT @NumeriqueSante: Enquête à télécharger : Comment la santé s'applique à devenir numérique? http://t.co/G8EvDqWD #hcsmeufr Via Julie Thudin, dbtmobile 
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February 23, 9:47 PM
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Physical activity promotes changes in the brain that may protect high-risk individuals against cognitive decline, including development of Alzheimer's disease. Delete the scoop?
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Research suggests that it’s never too late to reap the benefits of moderate aerobic exercise. Delete the scoop?
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We have to understant and (Celebrate) that Men's and Women's are different. And there major ones in Mental Health! Learn and understand better! Delete the scoop?
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nathalie de l'amfe's curator insight,
December 19, 2012 3:18 AM
Les raisons de l'observatoire
Les réseaux sociaux prennent une place de plus en plus significative au sein de la E-santé.Crezeo / SanteConnect a organisé le premier observatoire sur l'usage des réseaux sociaux par les professionnels de santé afin d'analyser l'utilisation de ces nouveaux outils collaboratifs en santé.
Cet observatoire a pour objectif complémentaire d'accompagner les éditeurs d'outils collaboratifs pour la santé et les différents acteurs du secteur (presse professionnelle santé, établissements de soins, laboratoires pharmaceutiques, ...) à appréhender plus finement les usages et besoins des utilisateurs de ces réseaux.
Une partie des résultats est présentée au sein de l'infographie, quelques chiffres et analyses complémentaires sont présentés
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GE Healthcare recently commissioned an online survey, con- ducted by Harris Interactive, to gain more insight on whether or not social media, online communities, message boards and/or forums can encourage improved health behavior. Twenty six percent of U.S. online adults have discussed health information online in the past 12 months and 30 percent of those have changed a health behavior as a result. Leading experts agree that social media can help improve health and while non-users are citing privacy as their top barrier to engaging further, experts caution that those who discuss health information online should be more conscious of the accuracy of information received.
Insights from Consumers
The survey of more than 2,100 U.S. online adults done in October 2012 provided clear insights into how social media can affect health behaviors.
- Twenty six percent of online adults discuss health information online; privacy cited as the biggest barrier to entry.
- Eighty two (82) percent of online adults have used social media in the past 12 months.
- Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter topped the charts for most-used sites.
- Twenty six (26) percent of online adults discussed health information online.
Of those who discussed health information online:
- Thirty (30) percent had changed a health behavior as a result.
- Many said to have changed their diet and/or fitness behavior while few stated quitting smoking or changing a behavior related to stress or serious illness management.
- More than four in 10, 42 percent, used it to seek or post information about a current medical condition or find clinical trials on a specific condition.
- Nearly 35 percent used it to get or give support from/to others for fitness or health goals.
- Twenty nine (29) percent used it to friend/follow brands, companies, and/or organizations related to fitness, health, diet or specific medical conditions.
- Of note was why users said they used social media/online communities/message boards/forums for health-related topics.
- Nearly half, 49 percent, said it was because social media is a quick and easy way to get health information or recommendations.
- Nearly as many, 47 percent, said it represents a good way to get different opinions from a wide range of people.
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An interactive map showing dementia prevalence and diagnosis rates in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
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En ce début d’année 2013, je vous propose ce premier mapping autour des sites internet et services mis à disposition du grand public, des patients et des médecins. Cette carte permet de regro...
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En 2012, les ePatients ont fait gazouiller Twitter, frémir les pages Facebook, voire vrombir quelques blogs et font l’objet d’articles ou reportages dans les médias dits traditionnels… Pourtant, le terme de ePatient est-il juste?
Via Giovanna Marsico
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Bonne nouvelle pour les patients en attente de greffe de rein : un nouveau type de prélèvement d'organes pourrait bientôt démarrer en France et contribuer à lutter plus efficacement contre la pénurie...
Via Renaloo, Giovanna Marsico
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Oui beau projet: à suivre...!
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A good story can make or break a presentation, article, or conversation. But why is that? When Buffer co-founder Leo Widrich started to market his product through stories instead of benefits and bullet points, sign-ups went through the roof.
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Tellement vrai!
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Eating three or more servings of blueberries and strawberries per week may help women reduce their risk of a heart attack by as much as one-third, report researchers.
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Berries are awesome- all that blissful flavour and they're preventing me having a heart attack! I have a serve at least 5 times/week with a little Greek yoghurt. :P
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Selon l'organisation Mondiale de la Santé: La Soins De Santé Virtuels Ne sont Pas qu'un Mirage...!!
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A study has shown that, in the case of lung cancer, the important thing is not just the quantity but also the variety of fruit consumed
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