Cancer is one of the deadliest decease of this world which is affecting about 4.9 percent people all over the world. In order to effectively fight with this decease, the scientist at Cancer Research UK have developed an interesting game which will hook the players to the game while helping the scientist to analyze the genetic data which they have gathered in recent years. Play to Cure: Genes in Space is the world's first free mobile game that uses the collective force of players to analyze real genetic data and help beat cancer sooner," notes the game's description.
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Wednesday, 12 February 2014
Cancer Can Be Cured By Mobile Game App - Play to Cure: Genes in Space
Cancer is one of the deadliest decease of this world which is affecting about 4.9 percent people all over the world. In order to effectively fight with this decease, the scientist at Cancer Research UK have developed an interesting game which will hook the players to the game while helping the scientist to analyze the genetic data which they have gathered in recent years. Play to Cure: Genes in Space is the world's first free mobile game that uses the collective force of players to analyze real genetic data and help beat cancer sooner," notes the game's description.
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Friday, 24 May 2013
New iPhone App Speeds Care of Heart Attack Victims
Researchers have developed an experimental iPhone application, or app,
designed to help emergency medical technicians diagnose a particularly
deadly form of heart attack and send that information quickly to waiting
hospital surgical teams. The inexpensive app can greatly improve a
patient's odds of survival.
The iPhone app is specially designed to identify patients suffering from a dangerous type of heart attack known as STEMI, or ST-elevation myocardial infarction. Read more...
The iPhone app is specially designed to identify patients suffering from a dangerous type of heart attack known as STEMI, or ST-elevation myocardial infarction. Read more...
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