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  1. A Context-Aware Medication Reminding System: Preliminary Design and Development
  2. AAC Strategies and Tools for Persons With Dementia
  3. Ability to Read Medication Labels Improved by Participation in a Low Vision Rehabilitation Program
  4. Acceptance of Healthcare Robots for the Older Population: Review and Future Directions
  5. Access to Prescription Information With ScripTalk
  6. Alzheimers Skin Patch Receives US Approval
  7. An Automated Smart Medication Dispenser
  8. An Evaluation of the Functionality and Acceptability of the Voice Prescription Label
  9. Artificial Pancreas Tracks Two Hormones
  10. Assistive Robots in Health Care Settings
  11. Attuning Speech-Enabled Interfaces to User and Context for Inclusive Design: Technology, Methodology and Practice
  12. Automatic Pill Dispenser
  13. Blind Diabetics Can Draw Insulin Without Difficulty
  14. Bloodless Diabetes Monitoring
  15. Can Technology Improve Compliance to Medication?
  16. Choosing a Blood Glucose Meter
  17. Continuous Glucose Monitoring
  18. Designing the Experience of Health Care
  19. Detection of Early Cognitive Loss From Medication Adherence Behavior
  20. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Insulin Pens Accessible?
  21. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Insulin Pumps Accessible?
  22. EMOD: Electronic Medication Organizer and Dispenser
  23. EthEl: Toward a Principled Ethical Eldercare Robot
  24. EZ-Split Pill Cutting Machine
  25. Forget to Take Meds? Pill Bottle Will Remind You
  26. From Texting to Apps, Using Cell Phones for Health
  27. Glucowatch Approved
  28. Hear Your Rx Bottles
  29. Home Health Monitoring: A System to Assess Motor and Cognitive Function
  30. How Assistive Technology Support Cognitive Disability, Secure Active Living for Persons With Dementia and Enhance New Interfaces Between Formal and Informal Care in the Area of Dementia
  31. How to Get Through Airport Security With Medical Disabilities or Equipment
  32. iBGStar Plug-in Glucose Meter for the iPhone and iPod touch
  33. Improved Medication Management With Computerized Medication Dispensers
  34. Improvement Patterns Among Survivors of Brain Injury: Three Case Examples Documenting the Effectiveness of Memory Compensation Strategies
  35. In Elder Care, Signing on Becomes a Way to Drop By
  36. Independence Can Be Cheap and Easy With Low Tech Assistive Technology
  37. Insulin Pumps Linked to Teen Injuries, Deaths
  38. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
  39. Living at Home With Acquired Cognitive Impairment - Can Assistive Technology Help?
  40. Living Longer, Living Better
  41. Managing Diabetes with a Visual Impairment
  42. Med-Aide EZ-Open
  43. Med-Ease: Facilitating the Occupation of Opening Medicine Bottles
  44. Medicine Reminder Device
  45. Med-Manager
  46. Mhealth is Pushing Patients Toward Perfecting Own Practice of Healthcare
  47. MIT Jet-Injector Provides a Needle-Free Alternative to Medicine Delivery
  48. Mobile Robot Co., GeckoSystems Intl. Corp., Introduces New Personal Care Mobile Robot
  49. New Developments in Blood Glucose Monitoring
  50. New Talking Blood Glucose Monitor and Insulin Identifier
  51. New Talking Medicine Identifier
  52. New Tools 2010
  53. Newly Designed Count-A-Dose to Be Released in April
  54. No Shelter in a Storm
  55. Noninvasive Glucose Monitors
  56. Oxo Redesigns the Common Syringe
  57. Pill Capsule Opener
  58. Pill Poppin'
  59. Prescriptions that Talk
  60. Pumping Pitfalls: Avoiding and Dealing With Pump-Related Problems
  61. Rethinking the Syringe
  62. ScripTalk Makes Prescriptions Accessible to the Blind
  63. Selecting Blood Glucose Monitors for Individuals With Low Vision
  64. Sensors Help Keep the Elderly at Home
  65. Smart Coating Delivers Drugs
  66. Students’ Pill Pal, HugGloves to Assist the Elderly
  67. Tabletop Pill Reminder
  68. Take Two Cell Phones and Call Me in the Morning: A Glimpse into the Future of Health Care Technology
  69. Talking Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems
  70. Talking Prescription Labels
  71. Tattletale Pills, Bottles Remind You to Take Your Meds
  72. Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents
  73. The Future of Health Care? Robots and Other High-Tech Help Are Close at Hand: But Is It the Kind of Help We Want?
  74. The Return of the Digital House
  75. The Smart Pill Box
  76. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  77. Tips for the Newly Blind Diabetic
  78. Tools and Techniques for Visual Impairment
  79. Tools of the Trade 2011
  80. Using a Palmtop PDA for Reminding in Prospective Memory Deficit
  81. Va. Launching Portable Housing for Aging Relatives
  82. Voicemate Blood Glucose Monitor Improvements Still Needed
  83. WatchMinder: The Non-Audible Training and Reminder System
  84. Website Evaluation: Directions for Me, a Gift to People Who Can’t Read the Box
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