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• India paves way for remote medicine
There are some concerns, though, that it might lead to dangerous misdiagnosis and even those in the industry admit that regulation hasn't caught up with technology when it comes to medical malpractice, ethics and legal liability. Liability, privacy ...
• Auto experts are feeling blue about the future
In the coming years, cars will also see a wider variety of colors — and more complex ones — thanks to advances in paint technology, Harrington said. PPG is not the only one that sees blue as the color of tomorrow. In April, a report by chemicals ...
• Debit card 101: Choosing 'credit' still risky
I was overwhelmed by the response to last week’s column about crooks who steal debit card numbers at gas pumps. It seems the warning about this relatively new and growing scam really hit a nerve with readers. Technology makes it possible for ...
• Aging suit’ helps develop cars for older drivers
Joseph Coughlin, director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab and the U.S. Department of Transportation's New England Transportation Center, said automakers have a "long way to go." With a baby boomer turning 62 every 7 seconds, he ...
• The IPO Class of 1993
1993 was a bumper crop for technology debuts, though naturally this was a couple of years before the Internet-based players flooded the market. Let's go over a few of the notable members that came out of the 1993 graduating class. Jabil Circuit (NYSE ...