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Hand-out: Websites, links, materials described in the Prezi
Real-life Twilight: Cullen brothers have rare 'vampire-like' syndrome that leaves them sensitive to the sun
You (Time Person of the Year)
Hulu
Youtube
10 Fascinating YouTube Facts That May Surprise You
YouTube and Medical Education
Youtube on Wikipedia
YouTube hits 4 billion views per day, deals with 60 hours of uploaded content every minute (Update: Count it in nyans)
ustream.tv
Justin.TV
Dr. YouTube will see you now
Youtube medical school channel
What is the most viewed medical video on Youtube?
The Doctor's Channel
eMedTV
Video, MD
SciVee TV
OR Live
Sites of Medical/Scientific Videos: The List
Odiogo
Seattle Mama Doc channel
Family Medicine Rocks
Family Medicine Rocks Podcast
Your spreadsheet becomes a wiki: Let's make a list of best medical podcasts
Medical podcasts & videocasts
Podcast from Wikipedia
Infographic: Are you paying attention to #mhealth?
7 iPhone Apps That Can Save Lives
The Social Side of Mobile Health
What Dr. Smartphone Can Do For You
Five ways your cell phone can save you
7 medical phone peripherals you should know
Looking for medical iPhone and Android apps?
Samsung Galaxy Tab in Medicine
Pocket Body iPhone app
12 trends for mobile health in 2012
Can Mobile Devices Help Connect the Dots for Better Health Care?
OK Glass: hand me the scalpel, please…”

Sources of images
Reporters
TV head
Time cover
Mobile infographic

]Thank you very much

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some of the test questions about most viewed video(s) in youtube are not up-to-date. Gangnam Style set new records :)

Thank you, we are going to make updates!

Thank you. Another excellent lecture! I wish to share with you a recent read. I am interested in geriatric medicine and have being doing some research in this field. Interestingly, there have been many press reports that older adults are increasingly 'connected' using mobile phones and the internet, but the findings from the IDS-TILDA study for people with intellectual disability are that they are not connected, with over 80pc having little use of, or access to, social media, mobile phones or the internet. One participant said: "I own a mobile phone, but I use it for a camera mostly." Another highlighted the difficulty with practical access to technology when they said: "I never went to school much to learn to read or write. I have never used a computer, but I'd like to." I believe this will absolutely have significant affect on our society, quality of life for older persons and their families. As devices and programmes become more complex and technical, do you feel there is a market to cater for training and educating this population to develop and adapt to the latest technologies? In your experience ( clinical etc) have you observed older persons availing of mobile related technologies or devices?

Kind Regards,
Catherine