Clever Clothes in a Smart World

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19 February 2008
Pretty soon your gym gear will be more high tech than the groaning treadmill beneath you. Smart textiles and wearable devices can monitor your vital signs as you go about daily life. These clever clothes already exist and look set to find a market niche especially in elite sport and healthcare, say European researchers.
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SENIOR Project - a Roadmap on ICT, Ethics, Privacy and Ageing

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19 February 2008
SENIOR - Social Ethical and Privacy Needs in ICT for Older People: A Dialogue Roadmap is a two‐year FP7 project, coordinated by the Centre for Science, Society and Citizenship, which aims to provide a systematic assessment of the social, ethical, and privacy issues involved in these and similar technologies. The project's goal is to produce a dialogue roadmap that may drive European policy in this very sensitive area.
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Optimising the Delivery of Stroke Care

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11 February 2008
The development of innovative ultrasound imaging equipment within the UMEDS project aims to provide for mobile stroke detection. When linked to advanced telemedicine systems, such diagnostic equipment could offer valuable information to guide prehospital thrombolysis.
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FP7 Health Research Service Unveiled by CORDIS

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11 February 2008
CORDIS, the Community Research and Development Service, has launched a new health research web service for the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7). It will provide a highly informative portal on this major theme, which comes under the umbrella of the FP7 Cooperation programme.
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Virtual Human Offers Insights Into HIV Drug Efficacy

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04 February 2008
EU-funded scientists have used a prototype of a Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) to simulate the efficacy of an HIV drug in blocking a key protein used by the virus. The VPH concept involves linking networks of computers from around the world to simulate the inner workings of the human body. With it, scientists can study the effects of a drug and see what is happening at the organ, tissue, cell and molecular levels.
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Computer Technology to Aid Therapy of Speech Disorders

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02 February 2008
Under the auspices of the OLP project, a complete computer-based system was developed that may significantly contribute to the therapy of specific speech disorders at the articulation level. The system effectively combines automatic speech recognition and distance learning. Based on real-time audio-visual feedback of the subject's speech, therapy can be specially designed and customised to each individual's specific needs.
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FP7 One Year on Revolutionary and Working

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31 January 2008
The EU's Seventh Framework (FP7), now one year into its seven-year life span, is a 'kind of transition programme', taking Europe's research community in the direction of the new instruments that were introduced last year, said EU Science and Research Commissioner Janez Potocnik in an interview with CORDIS News.
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More eHealth News ...

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  2. New ICTs for Elderly Must Respect Dignity
  3. OMEGA Project to Develop User-Friendly Gigabit Home Networks
  4. International Consortium Announces the 1000 Genomes Project
  5. Call for Papers: Medicine 2.0
  6. UK's Supercomputer HECToR Goes On Line
  7. Google Foundation's Predict and Prevent Initiative
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