Bedbugs ‘not a concern’ for campus residents

By on September 2, 2010 in Skin Care

Physicians use photos from patients’ cellphones to deliver ‘mobile health’
In May, an emergency physician at George Washington University Hospital began a six-month study examining how accurately emergency doctors and physician assistants could diagnose wounds from patient-generated cellphone images. Medicine – Health – Mobile – Facilities – Health Systems

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Bedbugs ‘not a concern’ for campus residents
In the last academic year, there have been two confirmed bedbug infestations at N.C. State.

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Physicians use photos from patient-generated cellphone images. Medicine – Health Systems

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Physicians use photos from patient-generated cellphone images. Medicine – Facilities – Mobile – Facilities – Facilities – Health – Health Systems

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