The new course at Stanford Online, Mobile Health without Borders includes my video entitled "Postcards from Paris" presenting mobile health examples from outside the United States.
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I finished Stanford mhealth without borders. Fascinating ....
Our project India diabetes and we are continuing hope to get funding.
I served World Health in Asia and US Public Health Service and now engaged in mobile health and telemedicine.
Have enquiry from Philippines Indonesia to India etc.
Am seeking collaboration for potential opportunities.
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lawrence
Posted by: Lawrence | 08 August 2013 at 07:42