@TinyTonyH My body, my data, right? Ever heard of the "Homo Possessus" fiction? https://t.co/POizGak99p #genomics #CDoM #P4Medicine #MedXHow can citizens bring new concepts to
— CATHERINE COSTE (@cathcoste) September 30, 2013
"A completely new way of recording and saving your own Personal Health Record centred around you the patient and not how the medical healthcare industry wants you to see your information. It focuses on a visual human body that can be adjusted to suit men, women young and old, even if English is not your language. Information can be sent to you from your doctor, dentist, your hospital which 3DVC then converts to add to your medical record to give you a high level overview of you! Don't worry, all detailed information is held in the background for use by the medical profession and you decide what you want to share with them. Visual communication aides which can be used in any industry where complex tasks need to be completed by groups of workers where language barriers or noise can be a problem. It is also designed to take into consideration the next generation of computer gadgets, such as Google glasses and future development with the X-box Kinect."
My body, my data, right? Ever heard of the "Homo Possessus" fiction?
Do we own our own body (and genes and organs?) A book series about people and who owns them. The "Homo Possessus" fan page on FB is aimed at knowledge sharing for all and by all, so your contribution is welcome and wanted! Please, come take a look, and why not like and share!
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Medicine
and science are transforming mankind (homo sapiens). I'm writing a book
series about people and who owns them, about cyberpunks, bio hackers,
DIY Bio. Digital devices, sensors, big and small data, genomics, 3D
printing, bioengineering, organ replacement technologies (and donation
and trafficking): what do WE THE PEOPLE have to say about this?
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