Thursday, Evans had "sudden and extreme" changes in her vitals.
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"No she's not," Jones says as he checks Costello's vitals.
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Her vitals are perfect and she is bright and alert!
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Wearable fitness makers are increasingly interested in tracking our vitals.
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Context: This was expected, as we detailed in Monday's Vitals.
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She says Zab does everything from catheters to taking vitals.
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"He was unable to keep his vitals up," Gupta said.
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There, they get pregnancy tests and have their vitals checked.
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Yet patient reviews on heavily trafficked sites, such as Vitals.
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Subscribe to Axios Vitals for more on that on Monday.
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They checked my vitals and asked me about my symptoms.
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Its the vitals in life they dont care about anything else.
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Good afternoon ... Today's news demands an extra special edition of Vitals.
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"He had me stand up and took my vitals " she wrote.
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Rivals including Yelp, Vitals, and Healthgrades all host reviews as well.
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Maybe you could connect a volcano and its vitals to the internet.
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A: No one else can monitor your vitals from across the room.
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Intel put in a sensor to test your vitals...because why not.
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Most vitals in the hospital have to do with a numerical assessment.
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Other than that, all the Fire 28's vitals are the same.
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"I pulled his body armor off and checked for vitals," one said.
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We're already living a future consisting of smartwatches that can track our vitals.
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The woman stood at his feet, staring at a screen displaying his vitals.
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They take my vitals and then they did the nose and throat swab.
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When it was administered, the patient's vitals crashed and she died within days.
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The robot can offer health briefings, give out medication and check a user's vitals.
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In time, this function will be considered a basic requirement for all vitals monitors.
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"Sometimes there's the mistake of not basing your share on the discounted rate," Vitals.
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The White House Twitter account tweeted vitals about the feather-covered pair on Monday.
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At any point, a caregiver or the patient themselves can view their own vitals.
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If vitals fall within alarm parameters, the smartphone app immediately alerts the designated caregiver.
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For patients being treated in hospitals, the wearables will relay their vitals to staff.
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Wearable fitness trackers like FitBits or apps for tracking your vitals do not qualify.
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We're told doctors continue to hold him to run tests and monitor his vitals.
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Word filtered out that it went well, that Claire's color and vitals were good.
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Minutes later my home was filled with firefighters taking my vitals and then paramedics.
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"They checked her vitals and everything was normal, like she'd never had meningitis," Rodriguez recalls.
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Pre-screening your vitals via remote cameras will deliver extensive efficiencies and hopefully health benefits.
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Marie has an iPad-like device upon which she can see Sara's GPS and vitals.
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Vitals said that overall shopping rates among covered patients increased by 4123 percent in 2015.
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I put my gown on and the nurse came in and checked all my vitals.
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The medical information available will include allergies, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications, procedures and vitals.
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Taking my vitals, asking me questions, keeping me awake—it's a bit of a blur.
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She checks his vitals; he seems OK, but he asks to be taken to a hospital.
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She received 2 breathing treatments today and is still being force fed her vitals are stable.
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By contrast, as Vitals has reported, narrow networks are much more common in the individual market.
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In the critical care unit, I was strapped into several machines that would monitor my vitals.
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You can call an Uber, set reminders, make calls, get text notifications, and track your vitals.
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I get to the vet and they check her in, get her vitals, and induce vomiting.
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Because Fiona was born six weeks premature, caretakers have been constantly monitoring her health and vitals.
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The monitor collects a baby's vitals every two seconds and it is stored in the cloud.
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"Jealousy gnawed her vitals, affront inflamed her proper pride, ingratitude aroused her moral indignation," Winston wrote.
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Earth's bad vitals are prominent and ubiquitous, rendered undisputable by robust, multiply redundant multi-instrument observations.
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A nurse came and took my vitals and showed me into the patient area of quarantine.
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This camouflage keeps my vitals very much part of the sand I stare down all day.
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This could be a game-changer—not only for monitoring vitals, but also for improving prosthetic limbs.
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The team has already spent several hours testing its vitals before powering it down to save battery.
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So centralizing all your vitals into one place is a pretty canny way to go about things.
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Amazon's platform can now, when prompted, communicate what Fitbit knows about the user's exercise performance and vitals.
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I kept on apologizing to Jim, like an idiot, as he patiently tried to get my vitals.
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She brings them to the exam room to take their weight and blood pressure, among other vitals.
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This can include taking the patient's temperature or other vitals, performing office or administration duties, and more.
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Mitch Rothschild, Vitals' chairman, said that SmartShopper takes 15 to 20 percent of the savings, on average.
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This time, she learned Deveau was in the hospital, admitted after a drinking binge, her vitals unstable.
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It's half smartwatch, half medical device, including a workout tracker and an electronic eye on its wearer's vitals.
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The company also has developed an interface for the HoloLens that overlays vitals onto patients in real time.
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The nurse told investigators that it was hard to get Freeman's vitals due to her moving so much.
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Why it matters: Senate Republicans had always intended to add the provision, as we reported in Friday's Vitals.
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Stasis rethinks the entire process of vitals monitoring: their box just needs an internet connection, and that's it.
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Go deeper: Axios' David Nather covered Iowa's $12 million patient in a June version of his Vitals newsletter.
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Crockett would take some vitals, ask her patients if they were okay ... and that was pretty much it.
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"They didn't take any vitals, they didn't take any blood pressure, they didn't check her temperature," Black said.
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"You can't save money if people aren't shopping," said Mitch Rothschild, the executive chairman of a competitor, Vitals.
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Remote surgery and monitoring of vitals should be able to operate without interference from packets carrying entertainment content.
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Experts monitored their vitals and race route via the ASICS Runkeeper™ app and Garmin™ 245 devices.
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The heart rate monitoring is a welcome addition — but the device doesn't offer much beyond measuring your vitals.
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The corporate cancer of advertising has breached the inner sanctum of sports and is hitting all the vitals.
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On my name tag were all the vitals: My name, how much I could afford, and my ideal location.
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With his vitals coming back normal, doctors gave Michael fluids and prescribed anti-nausea medication to ease his vomiting.
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S. passes the initial vitals check and I cuddle him with a pack of ice while he cries inconsolably.
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"His vitals are better today and they are giving him excellent care," Tiffany said in the statement, WTVM reports.
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And where's this country everybody claims to carry in their hearts, in their vitals, but which doesn't exist anywhere?
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Stasis Labs makes a cloud-connected vitals monitor that can be used in any setting outside of the ICU.
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Traditionally, hospitals would have spent $10,203+ per monitor to buy and install a GE or Welch Allyn vitals monitor.
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Within a few years, Stasis will have the world's largest database of vitals monitoring for every single disease state.
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The medical center maintained a record including his "demographic information, his vitals, diagnoses, procedures, and prescriptions," the complaint states.
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A small family of sensors can monitor a plant's vitals and provide real-time updates to a remote server.
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"The vast majority of doctors have no idea what things cost," said Rob Graybill, vice president of Vitals SmartShopper.
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Platforms like WhatsApp, Viber and Instagram have become vitals tools of communication: for news, elections and, of course, selfies.
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Vitals spokeswoman Rosie Mattio says the site has a care team that will investigate reviews it is contacted about.
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We started to get into deeper clinical measures around vitals, and understanding more of what was going on with people.
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Even though her high vitals caused alarm, Dr. Melamed was able to proceed with the second part five days later.
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Worn on the wrist, WHOOP monitors an athlete's heart rate, ambient temperature, accelerometry and other vitals 100 times a second.
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Artificial intelligence's younger cousin, machine learning, can study these vitals and the growth of some crops to anticipate future needs.
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Ryan said that the crew didn't take the woman's vitals in her home because the place was small and dark.
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Even the first-year nursing students who are with patients for the first time, they can still take people's vitals.
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He's receiving treatment in an isolated gurney designed for patients with highly contagious diseases, and a robot takes his vitals.
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Its other major product, Galaxy Fit, is a fitness band priced at $100 and tracks the user's vitals and moves.
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Individuals are having their vitals checked and filling out health forms, the news outlet Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) reported.
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Before making your first call, look at a therapist's online presence on Yelp-like databases like Vitals, ZocDoc and Healthgrades.
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For the next six weeks, Morton was confined to the intensive care unit, his vitals closely monitored for signs of failure.
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Google says the big feature this year is a focus on phones' "vitals" — their battery life, security, startup time, and stability.
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A shelter intake nurse takes vitals, administers medicine, and draws blood for a heartworm test of a recently dropped-off rottweiler.
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By the numbers: The CDC, in its Vitals Signs report, shows 700 American women die every year from pregnancy-related deaths.
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Jobs envisioned wearable devices, like smartwatches, being used to monitor important vitals, such as oxygen levels, heart rate and blood glucose.
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Commentary by Mitch Rothschild, executive chairman and founder of Vitals, an online search tool that helps consumers find the best healthcare.
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He used a breathing machine to keep him alive and other equipment was hooked up to him to monitor his vitals.
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Scott's adrenaline kicked in and before he knew it, he'd smashed her window open with a rock to check her vitals.
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"What always brings me here is money," Ms. Watson, 263, said, as she waited in line to get her vitals taken.
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"I started to feel a bit short of breath so the staff decided to check my vitals," Aldrin said on the website.
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When Joan's vitals plummeted, the complaint stated Korovin left "to avoid getting caught," later lying about what had happened on Joan's chart.
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When you first set it up, you're asked to enter in some vitals (gender / age / height / weight) as well as your goal.
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Instead, the product is designed expressly for the purpose of gathering vitals for serious medical studies of conditions like MS and Parkinson's.
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In addition to seeing a therapist, Walter and the guys also have physicals with an in-house doctor who takes their vitals.
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My doctors and nurses come by all the time to check on my vitals and give me pills to ease the pain.
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The system uses military technology to sense the baby's vitals and it will store video even if the Wi-Fi goes out.
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Proposed uses for Microsoft's mixed reality glasses include providing soldiers with thermal imaging, night vision, vitals monitoring, and unspecified artificial intelligence functions.
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Back in the guest bedroom, Diana looked in on her own naked body, suspended in the biocabinet under glass, vitals looking good.
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Like previous Eight Sleep products, it also allows you to track your sleep and vitals over time, then offers sleep coaching tips.
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There is also a medication monitoring system and provider access to monitor the patient's vitals for a wide range of chronic illnesses.
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CNAs report to nurses, and their day-to-day responsibilities include feeding and bathing patients, taking vitals, and assisting with medical procedures.
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Family doctors, as most of us know, tend to prefer an eight-minute visit — blood pressure, vitals, and maybe a few questions.
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This long peace, and the uniform government of the Romans, introduced a slow and secret poison into the vitals of the empire.
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His heart was strong enough to beat on its own and his vitals were improving, so he was taken out of the coma.
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Those customers collectively earned $2324 million in incentive payments and generated almost $12 million in gross savings for their plans, according to Vitals.
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Even the death of Ann Rutledge, that most poignant loss of his youth, had not torn at his very vitals as did this.
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Inside the virtual environment, there's also a dashboard with information, for example, related to a patient's vitals or the temperature in a vehicle.
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Go deeper: Read the full 2019 breakdown in Axios Vitals How to change treatment for opioid addiction What "Medicare for All" could look like
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Tello said that she repeatedly e-mailed the companies, but that Vitals and Healthgrades only removed the suspect reviews after she involved a lawyer.
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Toumazou is also behind the "Sensium" pad that enables doctors to measure patient vitals like breathing, body temperature and ECG signals from a distance.
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Flashback: If you're a subscriber to my health care newsletter Vitals, you'll know I've been hammering away at this point for over a year.
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Later in the call, a nurse got on the phone to talk about Reynolds' vitals, before ending the call because a doctor had arrived.
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These health records include allergies, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications, procedures and vitals, and will be displayed alongside other information, like Apple Watch data.
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Pebble would do well to offer it as a standalone option for those who want more than just a quick glance at their vitals.
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" The "great news right now," they added, is that his vitals are strong, he's doing well breathing and is "digesting food like a champ.
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Scanadu used Scout, which could detect vitals such as temperature and upload that information to a smartphone, as a preliminary device for medical research.
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The next step is to get ahead of the poachers, evolving the technology to monitor the animal's vitals, including heart rate and body temperature.
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The garden comes with "specialized sensors" that "constantly monitor garden vitals [to] attend to plants' need for light, water, and nutrients," the company says.
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In the seven years since quitting the team, my dad and I have traded workout splits for vitals and race strategies for medication plans.
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At Providence St. Joseph Health, a multistate hospital system headquartered in Washington state, officials have created a way to monitor patients' vitals at home.
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She spent the night in the hospital and seemed fine by the morning — she didn't have any additional seizures and her vitals were normal.
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I'm waiting for his enzymes and vitals to get back to normal, but he should be 100 percent fit in a couple of days.
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But when her daughter's vitals returned to normal, Ms. Zambrano said she decided it was time to leave, setting out for Bogotá on foot.
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These technologies come with the intention of solving a major problem in early diagnosis and preventative care: adherence to frequent and regular testing of vitals.
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Experts note the rise of two trends over recent years: pre-acclimatization methods and real-time biomonitoring, when climbers wear gear that tracks their vitals.
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Keepers are unsure what caused the cub's death since all of the animals vitals were normal The panda population just got a little bit stronger.
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He is closely monitoring his vitals and the biodome's carbon dioxide levels, and will exit if the environment becomes even remotely hazardous to his health.
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These health records include allergies, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications, procedures and vitals, and will be displayed alongside other information, like Apple Watch data. 7.
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Through its VitalCare app, family members can view their loved one's streaming vitals, historical readings, manage fall alerts, edit profile information and view nutritional information.
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You're running a huge experiment — you rounded up 100,000 people, and measured all their vitals (weight, blood pressure, good cholesterol and bad, blood sugar, etc.).
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We sat there and I told the men everything that I'd put into my body and they nodded seemingly without judgment, and took my vitals.
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At the same time, the focus of this year's Android release — what Google is calling your phone's "vitals" — is dry but important positioning for the future.
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But maybe more importantly, the new Android vitals service now lets developers see what the actual user experience is like after somebody has downloaded the application.
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There's another one called SeeHorse that launched last year which similarly measures the horse's vitals, but is worn anywhere on the horse, unlike Equisense's vest design.
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He was put in an ambulance, but after paramedics checked his vitals they decided he should sleep it off at home rather than in a hospital.
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Vitals said the average dollar amount that plans had saved for per procedure in 2170 when a patient went with a less-expensive option was $2232.
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Health plans saved more than $1.7 million on Remicade therapy, or $7,412 per case, by offering average incentives of just $434 per case, according to Vitals.
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What those delivery systems lack, however, is the "smart" technology that IBM designed to read an individual's vitals and predict when they'll need a caffeine fix.
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" In one instance cited in the complaint, prosecutors say Mr. Howe sent an email to Dr. Kaloyeros saying he had "vitals for Buffalo and Syracuse friends.
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The CoreProtect system protects the reel's vulnerable vitals, starting with 12 seals on the body, a water-resistant coating on the drag, and the line roller.
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Health professionals would go door-to-door in villages and in town checking vitals, answering questions, and coaching their neighbors on how to live healthier lives.
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And nurses and others visit frequently to give medications, take vitals, draw blood or perform tests and checkups — in many cases waking patients to do so.
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Medical staff at the facility re-evaluated him and took his vitals before transferring him to a separate part of the medical unit for more attention.
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Sure enough, there were the names again: Three hours after picking up Anderson, the two paramedics had responded to the Kumra mansion, where they checked Raveesh's vitals.
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The nurse comes in to tell us that it all went well, that Frances's vitals look good, that we'll be ready to transfer her back upstairs soon.
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The nurse who checked my vitals on the second morning informed me that I'd been elevated to Level One status, which I took as a good sign.
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That said, they suck at heart rate and things like calories burned, because they don't have your vitals (height, weight, etc.), unless you plug in that information.
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The team promises that data will be stored anonymously, although you might still have second thoughts about handing over your vitals to an internet-connected server. [Feverprints]
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Using technology that sounds like it comes straight out of Predator, Miku is a new baby monitor that watches and senses your baby's vitals in real time.
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Hospital workers could coordinate so that one disruption serves multiple needs: a blood draw and a vitals check at the same time instead of two hours apart.
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Co-founded by John Gattuso and others at CREATE-X, the app connects via Bluetooth to a car, monitors its vitals and gives the driver helpful instructions.
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China's Huawei Technologies offers Huawei Watch 2 GT, priced at $275 and offers carrier support, GPS, heart rate monitor, offline music support and tracks user's vitals. 4.
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Every day, a nurse came to take Gadon's vitals, watch her take medication and collect coughed-up phlegm (Gadon needed three consecutive clean tests to go free).
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Instead, there are dozens of testimonials from parents who said the monitor helped them sleep better and notified them when their baby's vitals were at dangerous levels.
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Another older man named David told me that he was in the middle of having his vitals tested when a shooting victim was brought into the trauma unit.
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The big picture: As Axios has recently reported in Vitals, employer health costs are eating up a larger share of overall compensation that they did 20 years ago.
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There's Bot Care, a healthcare robot designed to assist with elder care, which features medication reminders, health briefings and the ability to check vitals with a finger scan.
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This will dramatically increase the size of the market by making vitals monitoring available to almost anyone in any disease state for just a few dollars per day.
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"Josie is walking a daily tightrope to keep her vitals stable and the nurses and the whole team here has been wonderful," said Jim Bob at the time.
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The first way after you check in at an iPad, you walk up to a body scanner, it just takes what you would think of as your vitals.
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" But on two days before her death, his wife experienced "sudden and extreme changes in her vitals," and doctors realized Evans was suffering from "extensive swelling of her brain.
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The three-person medical team checked people's vitals, the floors were mopped, and there was an hourlong training on how to best navigate the boats on fast-moving water.
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The letter also described Clinton's vitals — which were found to be in the normal range — as well as the medications she is currently taking, according to The Washington Post.
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The "neural dust" allows users to monitor vitals in real time, and could open the door for similar implants that can help people neurologically monitor things such as prosthetics.
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That said, many healthcare providers are eager to automate processes like chart reading and reading of vitals given current nursing shortages in Texas, cofounder Andrea Thomaz told Business Insider.
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If a patient is at low risk and can go six or eight hours without a vitals check, for example, perhaps don't do that check once every four hours.
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In a pair of studies, participants, including people who experience ASMR and people who don't, watched ASMR and nonASMR videos while certain vitals were measured, such as heart rate.
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A monitor attached to the driver's seat displays the drone's vitals, and another behind the passenger's seat streams live video from the camera, operated with an old PlayStation console.
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On the day of the jump, you saw a medic check Will's vitals ... but we're told all those checks were also happening in the weeks leading up to the jump.
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Android O is slated to be released — at least on Google's own hardware — within the next couple months and focuses primarily on your phone's "vitals" like battery life and notifications.
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Starting in 2018, the Fitbit Ionic will show users data from the Dexcom G5 Mobile sensor, which is worn just under the skin and can show vitals every 5 minutes.
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Though it's unclear to what extent Jill was there in an official midwife capacity, she was featured checking on the baby's heart rate and Joy-Anna's vitals in the special.
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For example, the wearable might give two quick vibrations to the storyteller if the vitals of the other person indicate that they are beginning to get bored by the story.
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The project uses biomedical sensors to acquire a patient's vitals, like blood pressure and temperature, which are then sent to the cloud where they can be accessed by a physician.
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It's not something as essential as diapers and wipes, but will compete for parents' dollars alongside other "baby tech" products, like fancy baby monitors, or booties that detect babies' vitals.
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Her vitals were normal, she said, but the doctor could see the effects of heat in her face and eyes, and asked if she wanted to retire from the match.
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To get the vitals on health care, Cramer used the daily chart of pharmaceutical player AbbVie, which has been climbing higher by trading sideways, rallying quickly, then repeating the pattern.
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Obama's letters outline the president's vitals -- all within a healthy range -- and offer brief summaries of all his major body systems and some parts such as head/ears/nose/throat.
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Narrowing in on a particular week was simple, and even though I might have missed a manual input on a few activities, spikes in my vitals weren't hard to identify.
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You can set up push notifications to tell you when her vitals stray outside of what's normal for your dog, so if her heart rate suddenly spikes you can go investigate.
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In the corner of the waiting room sits a "patient pod" consisting of a computer, a blood pressure machine and scale, for people to measure their vitals in their own time.
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Beyond that, the benefits of ultrarunning are the same as other exercise regimens: It's very good for your overall health and weight, provided you are training properly and monitoring your vitals.
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Earlier this week, I went down to L.A. to take a tour of Cedars-Sinai's pilot program allowing patients direct access to their vitals, care team and educational tools through iPads.
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In addition to not taking Galloway's vitals, they also failed to get an "informed refusal," meaning the rescue crew didn't get any signed paperwork that said the family refused an ambulance.
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Self-care is becoming more of the norm too, but amidst all this hype, it can be challenging to find the right routine that promotes good exercise, sleep, vitals, and mindset.
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They hoped that with a respirator breathing for her they could get her vitals back to a normal level so she could be treated but they were never able to do so.
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The idea is to integrate a player's biofeedback—metrics like skin temperature, heart rate, and brain activity—into a multi-user platform in which those vitals would be visible to other players.
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Called the WAVE Clinical Platform, the system monitors patient vitals and sends alerts to connected smart devices up to six hours before patient suffers a potentially fatal heart attack or respiratory failure.
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Here, via Statcast, are the vitals: It's a ridiculous catch to be sure, but it's the smooth slide into the wall at the end that makes it a true work of art.
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Cedars uses Epic's MyChart software to record vitals and other info on roughly 50 iPads in its heart failure unit, where patients often have to stay for an extended period of time.
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While I am a firm believer in giving people access to their brain vitals, this particular product didn't measure the indicators necessary to monitor the medical condition he was promising to address.
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The search gives users the ability to search through patients within Ascension, pulling up an overview of their health record with the ability to get a closer look at vitals or labs.
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It works by detecting abnormal vitals through the Watch such as a rapid heart rate or a fall and then Pepper "wakes up" and comes over to check out what's going on.
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"Once the bear was tranquilized and asleep, (wildlife officials) checked its vitals, did some basic medical checks to make sure he was healthy, and healthy enough to be transported," O'Connor told CNN.
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A patient with diabetes now has an ID card that, when scanned, links to a secure cloud where their electronic health record—vitals and lab results, medical and prescription histories—is stored.
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The exact composition of her diet shifted constantly, as a medical team monitored her vitals and adjusted their dosages to keep her gastrointestinal health fair, and her weight steady at around 112 pounds.
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In addition to the map, the RDR companion app will also show you your character's running stats and vitals, and let you view his in-game journal to recap the story so far.
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In the days before she died, Massachusetts police officials and correctional center staff did not take Linsenmeir's vitals, the suit alleges, and instead determined she was suffering from alcohol- and opioid-related effects.
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The school did not call 911 and waited for more than an hour to call Reynolds, only to tell her that Gabriel had "fainted" and that his "vitals were fine," the lawsuit alleged.
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But her vitals are stable, and she's breathing on her own a little," Moreland, Frost's mother, told the newspaper last week, noting that "sometimes she hears me when I talk and squeezes my hand.
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Its Black Mirror "twist" hinges on an advanced chip technology that, when inserted into a child's brain, can provide anxious parents with everything from their vitals to their fear levels to their literal vision.
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This may seem odd to anyone who is met by a (female) receptionist at their doctor's office, has their vitals checked by a (female) nurse, and is even cared for by a female physician.
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Excel's algorithm, called the Visensia Safety Index, tracks the vitals of very sick patients and calculates their risk of falling into "early deterioration," the six to eight hours preceding a potentially fatal cardiac event.
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Some comments posted by Antoon and another patient who claimed he was injured patient, Dan Galliano, disappeared from the websites RateMDs and Vitals, as shown in screenshots Antoon took right after they were posted.
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It's a home monitor that reads a patient's vitals, which are tracked by an implanted cardiac device like a pacemaker and continuously transmits the data to an online network that can be accessed by doctors.
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The wearable is capable of measuring some standard-wearable stuff, including movement and steps, along with more complex vitals like ECG, heart rate, oxygen saturation, respiration, core body temperature and blood pressure, meeting XPRIZE guidelines.
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Drivers will use their smartphone for navigation, but way up in the front of the SRK dashboard is a bright LCD screen that shows the vehicle's battery charge level, speed and a few other vitals.
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The coolest feature about the mask is that it's possible to monitor your vitals (I'm assuming this is your VO2 breathing stats), as well as monitoring the air quality data with a companion smartphone app.
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Sick patients need their vitals recorded and their symptoms monitored, and staff needs to get updates if someone's condition starts to worsen (from fever and cough to shortness of breath as blood oxygen levels fall).
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" Or maybe not: "Dan did not make it back from L.A. so to those who were supposed to have a 'Vitals' meeting," she wrote, referring to a section of the magazine, "it has been canceled.
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I didn't care that my boss could check my vitals to see if I was lying when I called out sick—that's supposed to be illegal but everyone knows the big companies still do it.
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The researchers don't get into the specifics of what vitals they'll study in the dogs, but Ko suggested they might compare the immune systems, genetics, and behaviors between the three re-cloned animals and non-clones.
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Heal says it has made 16,000 house calls to date — a physician and a medical assistant who manage a portable office take vitals and point-of-site testing for strep, flu and pregnancy, among other conditions.
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She said that she could play a useful role at a clinic without directly treating coronavirus patients — helping the triage nurses take patient vitals, distributing masks, assisting with screening questions, communicating with patients' families and visitors.
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Oakland Zoo's elephants are given daily examinations and treatments by animal keepers, along with bi-weekly thorough exams by in-house veterinarians that include foot soles inspections, blood work, and a vitals check, zoo officials said.
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A long hospital stay is like being in a tunnel, a blur of people taking your vitals, meals arriving that you don't want to eat, forcing yourself to walk the corridors to keep up your strength.
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The fitness element is abundantly clear, but Xenoma imagines future smart shirts that will track how you run, or monitor your vitals via EKG sensors and track your respiratory system by analyzing the contractions of your chest.
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The large screen placed on the wall in every exam room pulls up a list of vitals, telling you whether a certain medication would work with your genetic code or if you need to go gluten free.
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Last month, he officially became a paramedic, a more advanced position that carries with it the responsibility of interpreting a patient's vitals, putting them on a heart monitor or giving them breathing tubes, and administering powerful medications.
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"The current aging society requires user-friendly wearable sensors for monitoring patient vitals in order to reduce the burden on patients and family members providing nursing care," the project's lead, Professor Takao Someya, said in a statement.
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What we're hearing: As Vitals reported yesterday, President Trump's budget proposal revived a handful of policy ideas worth keeping an eye on as potential sources of compromise, including a new cap on seniors' out-of-pocket drug costs.
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The newborn's progress was looking up, as his vitals were strong and he was doing well breathing and "digesting food like a champ," according to Mary and Peter Camiolo, who organized a GoFundMe page for the Accurso family.
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Before you know it, one employee has slit her own throat, a student has danced until her bones have broken, and some matrons are guffawing while waving a sharp, shiny scythe in front of a man's tender vitals.
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The medical information — such as allergies, medical conditions, vaccinations, lab tests, medical procedures, and vitals — will be available to iPhone users who are patients at 39 health systems that are working with Apple, including Stanford Medicine and Johns Hopkins.
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If we've learned one thing from breathy concept designs and cheesy sci-fi movies, it's that we all deserve flexible technologies: bio-electric tattoos that measure our vitals and tablets we can roll up to shove in our pockets.
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Analysts at Jefferies provided a similar picture of the flower pots and their purpose:"Walmart is incorporating flower pots with three different sensors near store entrances to capture/measure customer vitals/one's gait for additional analysis," Jefferies analysts wrote.
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As we reported first in Vitals, AdvaMed, the trade group for medical device makers, will release a study later today that shows the industry lost nearly 29,000 jobs between 2012 and 2015 as Obamacare's medical device tax took effect.
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The system, which will consist of five different wireless sensors that stick to a wearer's skin, is intended to measure an astronaut's various vitals, practically around the clock, and then make that data available to researchers in real-time.
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Enormous energy must be spent getting to the hospital, completing paperwork, waiting for vitals and blood work and the oncologist, preparing for scans or radiation, undergoing infusions or transfusions, lining up at the pharmacy, and tackling insurance red tape.
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"It's usually like a twelve to fifteen-hour process because there's an hour to set-up beforehand, then you have to get all her vitals, and while it's a ten-hour process, that's only if there are no alarms," Alana says.
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In addition to keeping up a training regimen and diet, Vogel spent months sleeping and working in chambers that artificially create low-oxygen conditions, and during her climb, she wore a special garment that recorded her vitals and other metrics.
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What they did: Study author Donald Burke, dean of the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Public Health, says they examined patterns of "unintentional drug poisoning" from death certificates during the period from 1979–2016 in the National Vitals Statistics System.
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The study, conducted by NASA and its partners on the American astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly, minutely monitored the twins vitals to see what if any changes occurred to the twin in orbit (Scott) that didn't to the twin below (Mark).
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Oliver Is Simon's Guardian Angel & Conor Uncovers Something Big Michaela and Asher may not feel too guilty over Simon's hospitalization, but Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) does — so much so that he hacks into the hospital's computer system to check Simon's vitals.
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There is really no beginning and no end, the watch officers always glued to computer screens and linked through Secret chat windows, a globe-spanning looking glass monitoring the vitals of one of the most dangerous and volatile nations on earth.
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" And claimed (in a statement that's since been taken down) that the $160-per-10-pack stickers are "made with the same conductive carbon material NASA uses to line space suits so they can monitor an astronaut's vitals during wear.
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The savings seen under a program called SmartShopper translated into a 21.8-to-21 return on the cash that health plans laid out, according to Vitals, which operates SmartShopper and contracts with plans to help control the medical costs of members.
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Our challenge to you Help us reimagine medicine by using your creativity and tech skills to develop a tool that easily captures important cardiovascular vitals and monitors symptom progression, empowering patients to detect potential problems earlier and seek treatment sooner.
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After plugging the equipment in, Anika took my vitals and put me on a video chat with general surgeon Adam Nadelson, one of The IV Doc's in-house physicians, to discuss my medical history (this shit really is the future).
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All of these things together, plus vitals like blood pressure and so forth, can all form one coherent health picture, but you as an individual can't put them all together to make sense of them, and you shouldn't have to.
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The robot, equipped with a stethoscope, is helping doctors take the man's vitals and communicate with him through a large screen, said Dr. George Diaz, chief of the infectious disease division at the Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, Washington.
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When three people came to a hospital in Wuhan, China, with the same pneumonia-like symptoms, medics took their vitals and followed the standard procedure: They entered the patients&apos geographical locations, demographic information, and infection statuses into a government database.
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The Huffington Post's Jonathan Cohn does a deeper dive on the comments I reported in Friday's Vitals newsletter from OMB director Mick Mulvaney, who questioned whether health care should be considered a right because some people just don't take care of themselves.
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Not ideal in the face of watches that last all week like the Fitbit Ionic, but whatever, I actively use the Apple Watch every day, and I use it for more than notifications, to tell the time, or to track my vitals.
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It includes a handheld exam kit and app, with a camera that lets a doctors remotely peer into ears, a tongue depressor with a camera for checking the throat, a stethoscope for taking heart rate, and a main device that takes other vitals.
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We've dueled with the coolest lightsabers this side of the Dagobah system, rolled around with BB-83 to get the lovable droid's vitals (7 miles per hour, this guy!) and even bugged real scientists at NASA about how they'd go about building a Death Star.
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Over the course of this first day, as Briški's thoughts flit from moving one ski in front of the next to panic about her frost-nipped fingers, a suite of gadgets record her vitals—the same array each of her team members is wearing.
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Why it matters: "To effectively reduce transmission and respond to outbreaks [we] will require major national improvement of surveillance, diagnostics, reporting, and vector control, as well as new tools, including vaccines" against Lyme disease, dengue, chikungunya, and Zika, CDC said in its Vitals Signs report.
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Owlet, a Utah-based startup monitoring your babies vitals, has a new and improved smart sock out today and we got a chance to catch up with the founders to talk about what they've been up to since appearing on stage at our 2014 CES Hardware Battlefield.
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Veissière said they curated the surroundings of the study to look like a typical setting someone might take psychedelics in, and added "all kinds of symbolic and ritual layers of 'medical' authority"—like the people in white coats with clipboards and medical equipment to measure vitals.
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As the Berkeley people stared into screens in two small rooms lined with yellow extension cords, monitoring the temperature of the spacecraft and other vitals, a converted airliner raced down a Cape Canaveral runway carrying a Pegasus rocket, which housed the satellite, and ascended to 39,000 feet.
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Though some doctors believe testing kits are unnecessary for the majority of nursing mothers, there is demand for more knowledge about breastfeeding, as demonstrated by the line-up of breast milk testing kits from MyMilk Labs and competitors like Lactation Labs, Everly Well and Happy Vitals.
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But whenever I got my butt kicked, which was a lot — in between the thud of cowboy boots slamming into my ribs as I rolled myself up into a ball like an armadillo to protect my vitals — there was only one song that I heard in my head.
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We're too busy obsessing about our babies We're likely stressed and sleep deprived because we're hovering over the baby all night to make sure she's OK. Here are some of the "smart" devices available to track their vitals: a swaddle, a chest band, a sticker, sock, and a onesie.
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On one expedition last month, researchers with headlamps tracked down and tranquilized a black male jaguar at night, placed his limp body on a blue tarp and wrapped his head in a towel as they fitted him with a black tracking collar, measured his teeth and checked his vitals.
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Aidala met with Weinstein in his hospital room, unhandcuffed, with jail officers standing outside, according to AP. Aidala said the hospitalization was "a precautionary measure to take him here and make sure his vitals and everything were OK." Weinstein was reportedly hospitalized for complaints of chest pain Monday.
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Relief was short-lived, though: Although the EMT informed him that his vitals looked okay, he inhaled a lot of smoke, and when he went to the hospital with Rebecca, the smoke inhalation put too much stress on his lungs, and he went into cardiac arrest, dying in the hospital bed.
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The group of women were hand-selected for this this trek—the Women's Euro-Arabian North Pole Expedition—by the mission's creator, Felicity Aston, and as part of the mission the group allowed scientists to study their vitals to learn more about the effects of cold exposure on the female body.
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At the conclusion of the study, led by Columbus Zoo and Aquarium staff veterinarian Jimmy Johnson, researchers found the rays living in the touch tank have similar vitals to the rays living in the off-exhibit tank, aside from slight differences in heart rate, blood lactate levels and low-density lipoproteins.
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The duality of the two sites was jarring—on one platform, I was schooling myself on the vitals of femme self-care and social justice; on the other, I was taking advice about the pros and cons of different meds from 40-year-old men on the other side of the world.
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After taking her vitals, the nurse disappeared for nearly two hours, she said, before another hospital staffer came in and told her it was highly unlikely she had COVID-19 because she hadn't come in contact with anybody who knew they were sick, and that the county would need to approve testing.
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As of March, Apple supports 300 hospitals and 40 health systems, and new ones are being added all the time: If your doctor supports the feature, you can now easily see all sorts of data including health records, allergies, clinical vitals, conditions, immunizations, lab results, medications and procedures, all right on my iPhone.
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But officials acknowledged other troubling issues: Nobody took Ms. Galloway's vitals at the scene; responders failed to get a signed confirmation from Ms. Black that her daughter wouldn't use the ambulance; and, in a follow-up report, medical workers indicated that they had not arrived at the scene at all that morning.
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Staff would query her about her health, check her vitals, send her to a room full of vinyl beds, clean her venipuncture site, tell her to pump her fist to help the extraction along, jab a sterilized needle in her median cubital vein, and suck a pint or so of whole blood out of her with a plasmapheresis machine.
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Instead of jumping to version 4, Garmin is revealing some worthwhile updates to its fēnix 3 multisport watch at CES this year, including a new $600 model called the fēnix 3 HR that includes the company's optical heart rate technology so that athletes monitoring their vitals no longer need to wear a cumbersome chest strap while they train.
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Though it seems unlikely Apple would decide to add the extra regulatory layer that could slow the adoption of a device it hopes everyone will wear, the company does seem to want us checking all of our vitals and keeping up our health information through its platform — and providing useful data to Apple in the meantime.
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Just look at how many are on the list: You can set up the tracker before you begin training, like I did in the screencap above, or retroactively add an activity once you've finished — you can probably review the data to see exactly when your vitals responded to set the exact range of time you were moving around.
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As we reported in a pre-launch edition of Vitals in December, Gottlieb gave a pretty good idea of what his FDA agenda would look like in Senate testimony in October: rewriting FDA's rules to help it approve more generic substitutes, and encouraging Congress to let drug makers provide discounts at the front end, not rebates at the back end.
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He told me later of the strangeness of sitting in the back of a helicopter, watching over his enemy lying peacefully unconscious, doped up on painkillers, while he kept checking the sniper's vitals, his blood pressure, his heartbeat, a heartbeat that was steady and strong thanks to the gift of blood from the Americans this insurgent would have liked to kill.
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"The report did explain some limits to using BMI: that "Service members with higher lean body mass may be misclassified as obese based on their BMI," that "not all Service members had a height or weight measurement available in the Vitals data each year," and that "BMI measures should be interpreted with caution, as some of them can be based on self-reported height and weight.
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Hill-Rom Holdings Inc: * HILLROM MORE THAN DOUBLES PRODUCTION OF CRITICAL CARE PRODUCTS, INCLUDING VENTILATORS, HOSPITAL BEDS AND VITALS MONITORING DEVICES TO SUPPORT COVID-19 RESPONSE * HILL-ROM HOLDINGS INC - WORKING TO INCREASE ITS PRODUCTION CAPACITY OF LIFE2000 FIVE-FOLD ON AN ANNUALIZED BASIS * HILL-ROM HOLDINGS INC - WORKING TO SIGNIFICANTLY RAMP UP PRODUCTION OF CRITICAL CARE PRODUCTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The video takes the user through a quick journey with a cyclist who is able to check his bike's diagnostics, get on the bike, navigate the roads, monitor his vitals, and track a virtual "race route" along the way — the idea here is that the system is capable of very fast, real-time processing of images and delivering back data to a user in an active, fast-moving environment.
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Called HARIX (Human Augmented Robot Intelligence with eXtreme Reality), "this AI platform, synced with smart bracelets and rings worn by patients, was able to monitor patient vital signs (including temperature, heart rate, blood oxygen levels), allowing doctors and nurses outside the facility to monitor all patient vital information remotely on one interface," Bill Huang tells CNBC Make It. "Doctors and nurses were also equipped with these smart devices to monitor their own vitals to catch any potential early symptoms of infection," he says.
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