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telegraph.co.uk - 10/7/2009

Japanese suit that fights flu

— telegraph.co.uk — A Japanese company has developed a suit that it claims protects the wearer from swine flu.... (more) Japanese suit that fights flu

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businesswire.com - 10/12/2009

Sanitizing Keyboard Introduced in Canada; UV Light Kills H1N1 Flu, MRSA and Healthcare

— businesswire.com — Vioguard Self-Sanitizing Keyboard Introduced in Canada; UV Light Kills H1N1 Flu, MRSA and Healthcare-Associated Infections TORONTO--( BUSINESS... WIRE )-- Vioguard LLC, www.vioguard.com , is introducing the world’s first self-sanitizing computer keyboard ... (more) Sanitizing Keyboard Introduced in Canada; UV Light Kills ...

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engadget.com - 10/9/2009

Japanese company to sell Swine Flu-resistant suit -- because nobody wants their clothes to get sick

— engadget.com — Japan's been particularly hard hit with this H1N1 influenza marching around the globe, so maybe it shouldn't... be surprising that one of its companies has come up with an "anti-flu" suit... but it still is. Japanese clothier Haruyama Trading Company ... (more) Japanese company to sell Swine Flu-resistant suit -- ...

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Microsoft H1N1 Flu Response Center connects with HealthVault
D' Technology Weblog — ... guidance on what they can do next. If a person decides to see a provider after taking the assessment, a prepare-for-visit tool allows him or her to compile an organized health history for providers by combining the self-assessment answers with health information stored in the user’s account in Microsoft HealthVault, a personal health application platform designed to put consumers in control of their health information. More info: H1N1 Response Center ...

Microsoft Unveils H1N1 Swine Flu Response Center
Medgadget — ... Today Microsoft in partnership with Emory University unveiled the H1N1 Flu Response Center to help people experiencing symptoms of sickness to triage themselves, thereby keeping ERs unclogged for those who might really need clinical help. We participated today in a conference call with David Cerino, General Manager, Microsoft Health Solutions Group and Dr. Arthur Kellermann, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Associate Dean at Emory School of Medicine about this free public health service. ...