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Elsevier Releases iPhone Medical Quiz Health Game Top Doc
Elsevier Releases iPhone Medical Quiz Health Game Top Doc
The ability to experience and react to realistic patient encounters that require quick clinical responses is crucial for doctors in training. This experience is now available with Top Doc, a new iPhone medical quiz application developed by Elsevier and video game designer Legacy Interactive. Top Doc...
HealthSeeker: Lifestyle Change via Facebook
HealthSeeker: Lifestyle Change via Facebook
While perusing Twitter the other day, I checked out a tweet from the well respected Manny Hernandez (@askmanny) who heads up the Diabetes Hands Foundation (DHF). The Foundation aims to improve awareness of diabetes as well as connect those at risk or already living with diabetes. Manny and the Foundation...
Does Gaming Itself Improve Health?
Does Gaming Itself Improve Health?
Games may improve health in ways you’ve not considered. We’ve always known that they’re excellent forms of relaxation, but of late, video and computer games are being tapped by the medical community as ways to improve general health, treat certain disorders, and even provide therapy and rehabilitation....
The Wii Mommies Need Citizen Journalists!
The Wii Mommies Need Citizen Journalists!
Last week I got wind of some pretty cool activity going on over at the Wii Mommies site. The wonderful folks over there [remember our interview with Wii Mommy Julie?] have launched a contest that pulls together elements of reviewing, reporting and hands on interaction specifically for the Wii Fit Plus...
Gaming as a Rehab Technique
Gaming as a Rehab Technique
Gone are the days when moms could take their kids to task for whiling away their time playing video games or staring at the TV screen while their PlayStation or Wii game was on. Today, it is becoming increasingly clear that there are some aspects of gaming that are beneficial to health, especially to...
Mission Pneumonia: Education on a Silent Disease
Mission Pneumonia: Education on a Silent Disease
November started off with a great example of raising awareness on a health issue that is affecting people around the globe. On Monday, November 2nd, the very first World Pneumonia Day got underway with support from the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF. “It surprises most people to learn...
Interview: Douglas Goldstein of iConecto/Games4Health
Interview: Douglas Goldstein of iConecto/Games4Health
Last week marked the culmination of another Health 2.0 conference put on by Matthew Holt of The Health Care Blog and Indu Subaiya. This was my second time at the event and it was truly an overflow of information regarding patient empowerment and improving technologies to better health care. As a public...
MyFriendQuest: A Game for Children with Asperger’s
MyFriendQuest: A Game for Children with Asperger’s
I’m always looking for the latest and greatest in health games, especially one with great characters and a thought out interface.  Look no further than MyFriendQuest which is available for download at the end of this month. Helping children recognize emotions with games. MyFriendQuest is an interactive...
Mobile Phone Health Games – Cornell University Leads the Way
Mobile Phone Health Games – Cornell University Leads the Way
Mobile health games for sale? For a long time I’ve wanted to do a post all about mobile phone-based health games.  After all, visit the iPhone App store and you’re bombarded with thousands of choices.  From the complete works of Plato to real estate prices, there’s a little (or a...
Video Game Vacation
Video Game Vacation
Video games as a stress reliever? I got into video games when my brother received an Atari 2600 for Christmas in the early 80s. I was four or five but I knew enough at the time to understand that I really liked them. Since that time, video games have always seemed to capture my fascination, whether they...
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