This report in Seattle Times says that a visit to your doctor could soon be as easy as picking up your mobile or turning on your Nintendo Game Cube!
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The story goes like this - A University of Washington doctor is working with game developers to create an interface that reaches young people with diabetes where they are: on the phone or playing video games!
Admitted gadget geek and parent of two young adults, Dr. Harold Goldberg, 56 says that the Game Cube interface is a 'logical next step' from his work with adult diabetes patients through their PCs. He says he's been interested in technology since he was a medical student at Stanford in the late 70s.
Way to go Dr. Goldberg! We love you. Three cheers!
Via: The Seattle Times
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