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Tag: Medical ethics

Tag Archives: Medical ethics

24Jul/17

Parents of terminally ill UK baby Charlie Gard ‘so sorry’ he cannot be saved

July 24, 2017Human InterestCharlie Gard, Charlie Gard case, Chris Gard, Disability rights, Euthanasia, London, Medical ethics, Medicine, Palliative medicine, Terminal illness, United Kingdom, United Statessmbale

LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (JULY 24, 2017) (REUTERS) – The parents of Charlie Gard dropped their legal battle to give the terminally ill British baby further treatment on Monday (July 24) and will now hold discussions with his London hospital about how he should be allowed to die. Continue reading →

10May/17

The virtual doctor will see you now

May 10, 2017Healthcare, InternetAri Shapiro, Articles, California, Computing, Electronic health records, Health, Health informatics, Health software, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Leslie Saxon, Medical ethics, Medicine, Physicians, smartphone, Technology, University of Southern California, V-12 Navy College Training Programsmbale

(USC CENTER FOR BODY COMPUTING) – Virtual doctors could bring health information to patients’ smartphones with a new app being developed at the University of Southern California’s Center for Body Computing. Continue reading →