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"With the increasing use of wireless networks and miniaturization of electronic Devices has allowed the realization of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs). It is one of the latest technologies in health care diagnosis and management. WBAN consists of various intelligent bio sensors attached on or implanted in the body like under the skin. "

Abstract: The fusion of social networks and wearable sensors is becoming increasingly popular, with systems like Fitbit automating the process of reporting and sharing user fitness data. In this paper we show that while compelling, the integration of health data into social networks is fraught with privacy and security vulnerabilities.

By Brian T. Horowitz | Posted 2011-03-02 Email Print Biometrics firms Bio-key and Lumidigm aid Genesis HealthCare System in Ohio in implementing finger-based biometrics for e-prescriptions and electronic health records.

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"System consists of identically designed sensor modules which are self-sustaining, wireless, act as transmitters and receivers and are equipped with a special sensor technology for long-term monitoring of buildings or engineering facilities. The sensor unit uses strain gauges for stress analysis and contains interfaces for additional sensors. The system in particular applies to buildings and structures for transport and traffic and large-scale industrial facilities, where a subsequent wiring installation is difficult or impossible."

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Vickye, Thanks for posting the article. As mobile devices continue to expand into the medical industry, this will definitely become a serious issue.

This article by Patricia Sheehan explores the way technology is improving the delivery of health care services to senior citizens.

The authors of this article suggest the advent of technology has necessitated a move away from the traditional approach to health care especially where it concerns the continuous monitoring of patients.