We are living in the future. Imagine living with muscle tremors and being treated with a machine that uses ultrasound beams to treat and improve your condition in just a few hours. About 5% of people over the age of fifty are affected by movement disorders in the U.S. Essential Tremors are a common diagnosis …
It was an honor to keynote with a presentation on Why Diversity Enriches Innovation in the Penn State Innovation Economy Town Hall. The virtual innovation town hall was co-sponsored by Penn State Berks, Grow PA, the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance, and The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia. Companies that embrace inherent and acquired diversity …
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It’s not surprising. Parental Controls are lacking for a slew of apps that are used by teenagers and kids. I think the problem is a combination of factors that these companies are failing to address. I’ll give you an example. I have a 17-year-old that’s always been pretty tech-savvy and curious (I wonder where he …
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Plus a new technology that will save time in the diagnoSIS and treatment of Strokes at Baptist Health South Florida It happens fast. A stroke hits you and all of a sudden, every minute, second and millisecond counts. Why is time so critical to saving the life of a suspected stroke patient? Let’s learn a …
Everyone is home, you might be working remotely, the kids are doing their virtual schoolwork, videoconferences, and streaming video everywhere. This is what the quarantine and the post-quarantine world look like. What’s one of the most annoying current choking points for any household? Their Wi-Fi. Here is how to make it better. Let’s start with …
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Working from home is tough. I know it, I’ve been doing it for over 10 years. I’ve seen all the bad advice provided lately by people who, in my opinion, don’t work from home because if they did, they wouldn’t be giving such bad and random advice. Here is what’s worked for me, what I’ve …
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The world hasn’t seen a pandemic like the COVID-19 in many years. When the last pandemic of this magnitude hit, there were no smartphones and communications were definitely not this fast nor efficient. Experts are predicting that ERs are going to get congested with the onslaught of Coronavirus cases. The danger of going to the …
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Scams are everywhere. It seems like every day I’m reading news about a different type of scam on a social network, by text, through listing sites and even on the phone. As you can imagine, with the major publicity that anything Coronavirus-related has been getting, it was just a matter of time before the scams …
Procrastination is a big deal, I should know, I have a major case of it. I don’t know how to explain it, when I leave things for the last minute, I can all of a sudden find the clarity to get them done. Otherwise, I’m constantly bombarded by distractions from work, clients, family, social media …
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3D printing has been around for a while now. Believe it or not, the first 3D prints were created in the early eighties. Like many technologies, it’s gotten better, matured and is now mainstream. Healthcare is one of those fields where 3D printing is being used in many of its specialties, from printing prosthetics, implants, …
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