The system aims to improve early detection, treatment and prevention of cardiovascular symptoms and conditions.
The chips can send information about food to a personal computer or a mobile phone via a Bluetooth connection.
The Department of Health is finalising its draft e-health strategy and revising the country's telemedicine strategy.
The partnership will provide benefit enrolment, employee communication, HR efficiency, and health and wellness promotion.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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MapIT offered The Compass Project a tool called MarketScope, which can chart, in map format, the spread of HIV/Aids in relation to local population counts.
Using a demographic software tool, organisations can plan, strategise and address HIV/AIDS within their communities.
Using a mobile platform, the South African youth open up on their sexual activities.
The federal government is setting up Medicare Locals to replace divisions of general practice.
The HP programme equips healthcare workers in Botswana with Palm Pre 2 smartphones to collect malaria data.
In today's technology roundup: Google to ditch older browsers, Syrian Internet back online, FBI affiliate's passwords stolen, and Americans shrug off cellphone cancer warning.
Yes, it's true, says the WHO: the alarmism about cellphones and cancer was right after all. Lies! The truth is that cellphones cure cancer.
The proposal may spur investments in e-health record systems and related technology, according to an analyst.