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2020
Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Infrastructure Chapter Three: Locations Chapter Four: Possession Chapter Five: Link-Up Chapter Six: Coping Chapter Seven: Pressure Chapter Eight: Welfare Chapter Nine ...
Horst, Heather (R20039), Miller, Daniel
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Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Infrastructure Chapter Three: Locations Chapter Four: Possession Chapter Five: Link-Up Chapter Six: Coping Chapter Seven: Pressure Chapter Eight: Welfare Chapter Nine ...
Horst, Heather (R20039), Miller, Daniel
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Cell Phones in Telehealth and Otolaryngology
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2011The worldwide prevalence of mobile phones makes them a powerful platform for providing individualized health care delivered at the patient's convenience. They have the potential to extend the health care interaction from a brief office visit to a continuous monitoring via body sensors of either a specific healthcare parameter or with multiple sensors ...
Jessica I, Kenyon +2 more
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Pedestrians, vehicles, and cell phones
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 2010With cellular phones and portable music players becoming a staple in everyday life, questions have arisen regarding the attentional deficits that might occur when such devices are used while performing other tasks. Here, we used a street-crossing task in an immersive virtual environment to test how this sort of divided attention affects pedestrian ...
Mark B, Neider +4 more
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A cell phone and a Chinese curse
Medical Humanities, 2010Juan Cortes (name changed) was in trouble. Just 30 years old, he was admitted through the Emergency Department to the Intensive Care Unit of our small community hospital with a fulminate bilateral pneumonia. Serology showed an acute mycoplasma infection, explaining why the ampicillin from another Emergency Room (ER) hadn't worked; with treatment, over ...
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2008
Learn how your mobile device is becoming a proxy for you and your activities, improving your effectiveness while on the go.
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Learn how your mobile device is becoming a proxy for you and your activities, improving your effectiveness while on the go.
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Cell phones and choice architecture
Injury Prevention, 2009This summer, the New York Times ran a series of articles looking at the risks of distracted driving, especially as this relates to cell-phone use and text messaging while operating an automobile.1 The Times ran these pieces on their front page, generating considerable interest and spin-off coverage in other media.
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Médecine et Santé Tropicales, 2015
L’impact nefaste du telephone portable sur le cerveau est une question largement debattue, et qui reste ouverte. On peut cependant, pour l’Afrique, avoir quelques elements de reponse.En Afrique, il y a des telephones portables partout. Mes gardiens, a Niamey, avaient un telephone portable.
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L’impact nefaste du telephone portable sur le cerveau est une question largement debattue, et qui reste ouverte. On peut cependant, pour l’Afrique, avoir quelques elements de reponse.En Afrique, il y a des telephones portables partout. Mes gardiens, a Niamey, avaient un telephone portable.
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