How Embrace's infant warmer can save livesWired UK - João Medeiros This article was taken from the August 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and …
Meet 7 startups that are innovating for the developing worldVentureBeatEvery day, we are awash with news of the latest gadgets, product launches and strategic moves of Internet giants. In this climate, it’s easy to lose sight of the important role technology can play in the
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In India, resource scarcity drives healthcare innovationMarketplace - Molly Wood How We SurviveClimate change is here. Experts say we need to adapt. This series explores the role of technology in helping humanity weather the …
Embrace: A low cost infant warmermoneycontrol.com Every year 20 million premature babies are born globally and 450 of them die every single hour. Now, the picture is particularly bleak in developing …
What a Life-Saving Baby Warmer Taught Me About TechnologyHuffPost - Jane ChenMy route to starting my medical device company began over five years ago in a design school course at Stanford. My team was challenged to design a baby incubator that would cost one percent of the $20,000
The NGO-business hybrid: more than the sum of its parts?The Guardian - Alison MoodieTurning a profit hasn't traditionally been the sphere of your average non-governmental organisation. The people most inclined to want to help the downtrodden and unfortunate haven't been the most ardent
A Solution for Poor Mothers, When Expensive Hospital Incubators Won’t Doslate.com - By Tom Kelley and David Kelley Tom and David Kelley of the award-winning Palo Alto-based global design firm IDEO have been helping private and public sector organizations innovate, …
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Extreme By Design | PBS Programs | PBSpbs.org About the Program At a time of unprecedented global challenges, the under-30 “millennial” generation has every reason to be fatalistic and disengaged. …
Brad Pitt’s Modest Oscars Proposalfastcoexist.com - Teressa Iezzi Oscar-nominated actor Brad Pitt appeared on John Stewart last night and offered what sounds like just as good a plan as any for picking the Best …
Developing Countries The Embrace Infant Warmer Acts As A Cheap Incubator For Developing CountriesGizmodo - Casey Chan In developing countries, low birth weight babies don't always have the luxury of an incubator to help them. Hopefully this $25 Embrace Infant Warmer …
Embrace infant sleeping bags save livesSFGate - James Temple(10-01) 13:16 PDT San Francisco -- In 2009, shortly after Jane Chen moved to India, she met a young woman who had watched helplessly as each of her three babies died. Sujatha's small village, two hours
The low cost technology saving premature babies' livesBBC News - Shilpa KannanEvery year more than 20 million babies are born prematurely or with low birth weight - and an estimated 450 of them die each hour. Special Report: The Technology of BusinessCan smartphones clean your to
Simple Tech Creates Infant Warmer To Save Lives In Developing CountriesForbes - Jennifer Kite-PowellAccording to the World Health Organization, there are more than 20 million low birth weight preterm babies born annually globally. More startling, more than four million die within their first month. than
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives Indiaglobalgiving.org The Embrace India Program serves under-resourced health care centers and hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat, Bihar and Uttarakhand. …
Embrace – Design for Extreme Affordabilitystanford.edu Project Launched: Extreme Team in 2007, company formed in 2008 Current Status: First version of the product launched in 2011, for clinical settings, …
