Watson. It's elementary.
Alphie the robot
- Gabriel Harp's blog
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Scenario Construction for Complex Systems: A Climate-Health Case Study
A couple of years ago I was challenged to think about methods for understanding the long-term implications of climate-health interactions. I was asked by a colleague to sort out some methods that would help public health planners understand the complexity of climate-health relationships and transform them into priorities for action. Data from current health outcomes (e.g.
- Gabriel Harp's blog
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US Government Exploring Health and Identity Information Ecologies
It's satisfying to see that since IFTF's recently released 2008-2009 research: Health and Health Care 2020 Perspective Report, containing my own short discussions of Health and Identity Information Ecologies, that many of these early themes are extended and expanded in two recent reports and policy recommendations from President Obama's Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST):
- Michael Liebhold's blog
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This is your brain. This is your brain on meditation. Any questions?
Studies of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) are taking off, with the recent addition of a study to be published in Neuroimaging today. Will more people be nudged to meditate if they can measure and visualize the impact on their physical and emotional well-being in increasingly compelling ways?
- Rachel Hatch's blog
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Jan 12 SF event, The Power of Play: Innovations in Getting Active
In just under a week, on January 12, leaders in the areas of fitness, science, health care, game design, video games, and education will converge to talk about the Power of Play, especially active gaming.
- Rachel Hatch's blog
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Announcing Health Horizons' 2011 Research Agenda

- Neela Nuristani's blog
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What if you could make the invisible visible?
- Miriam Lueck Avery's blog
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Making Health Take Less Work
Is that bagel a good choice given your genetic makeup?
- Bradley Kreit's blog
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Manamana as persuasive technology
I just stumbled on a post about this novelty scale that has no numbers, only affirmations.

- Jason Tester's blog
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Pumping up the Brain: Reflections on the SharpBrains Virtual Summit
On January 18-20, 2010 Alvaro Fernandez and his team at SharpBrains put together a splendid line-up of speakers on a wide range of topics related to emerging brain fitness research, technologies, and markets, and clinical cognitive and mental health issues. IFTF was proud to be a sponsor of this event.
- Jake Dunagan's blog
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