This Week in Devices [4/19/2013]: The Most Useful Device Employed After the Boston Marathon BombingThis Week in Devices [4/19/2013]: The Most Useful Device Employed After the Boston Marathon Bombing
The Jeopardy champ can learn to make more personalized decisions for cancer patients. Have tourniquets turned the corner in their medical usefulness?
April 19, 2013
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What Happens When Oncologists Teach the Watson Computer?
Over the past year, Memorial Sloan-Kettering doctors have worked with an IBM team to train Watson to help assist medical professionals in choosing treatments for lung and breast cancers. [The Atlantic]
Photo courtesy of the Atlantic
The Tourniquet's Role in the Boston Marathon Bombing
As the blasts went off, quick-thinking bystanders and trained professionals reached for the same things: belts, t-shirts, and other materials to tie off bleeding limbs. These helpers employed a device that was used during the Roman Empire. [Huffington Post]
Photo from AP.
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