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Medici per l'ambiente - A cura di ISDE Modena in collaborazione con "Marketing sociale". Newsletter N°34
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We have published guidance to help the NHS realise the benefits of social media and implement a more permissive approach to its use.
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Five experiments explored the hypothesis that thinking about one's own death activates thoughts about enjoying one's life as moderated by culture. Given that Eastern cultures, relative to Western ones, are more holistic and endorse notions of "yin and yang" (e.g., where "good" and "bad" coexist in all things), we hypothesized that East Asians would be more likely than European Americans to think about life and strive more to enjoy life when mortality salience (MS) is evoked.
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Summary of 2012 deals, companies and investors in digital health. Updated on January 8th to reflect additional funding from 2012 and a change to the largest dea
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Conclusion: The image obtained a high level of visibility. It was effective in spreading the health message conveyed by the campaign, regardless of the level and kind of emotive impact evoked.
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Big data medicine is still largely unproven, but that's not stopping several medical centers and analytics vendors from jumping in with both feet.
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Evidence Live 2013 - The most innovative talks from the leading thinkers, researchers and practitioners of evidence-based medicine. Annual Conference 25-26 March 2013, Oxford, UK
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NHS atlas of risk helps put health risks and death rates into perspective. Using ONS data, the NHS atlas of risk compares cause of death based on sex, age and region.
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The 100 richest people in the world earned enough last year to end extreme poverty suffered by the poorest on the planet four times over, Oxfam has said.
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Oggi giornata di quelle che torni a casa con 100 links in testa. Ho partecipato a Bologna alla prima giornata di Spaghetti Open Data: un raduno nato per sostenere il rilascio dei dati pubblici in f...
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We are pleased to announce that The Cochrane Library iPad Edition is now available for download in the App Store. Issues feature Cochrane Reviews selected by the Editor in Chief and specifically abridged to provide the best possible iPad reading experience. The reviews are enriched with the addition of multimedia content, including podcasts, videos and slide decks.
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AbstractObjective To investigate and quantify the potential dose-response association between egg consumption and risk of coronary heart disease and stroke.Design Dose-response meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies.Data sources PubMed and...
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Download giuseppe costa ppt documents from http://ebookbrowse.com/ at EbookBrowse.com.
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Engaging Consumers as Partners in Reducing Health Care Spending
Typically, consumers pay for health care in four different ways, two of which are largely hidden from view. Consumers are generally aware of how much they pay out of pocket, and most keep track of the price of their monthly insurance premium. But they are less likely to consider the income they forego to support their employer's tax-advantaged contribution to their health insurance or the amount of state and federal taxes (roughly 20 percent) they pay to support government-funded health programs, such as Medicaid, Medicare, the Children's Health Insurance Program, the Veterans Health Administration, and federal and state public health activities.
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Q&A: How social inequalities affect health and the limits of doctors' ability to fight illness
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Unveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view.
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