Andrew Cull, 31-year old paramedic-turned-CEO of Remote Medical International, uses handheld devices, cell phones, and online software to dispense emergency medical services around the globe.

Nazounki Global Medical Network connects Western doctors to patients needing care in Africa using software applications and cellular phones to remotely exchange information and medical images.

At-home wound care providing a yearly savings of $72,000 per patient.

CellScope turns a cell phone into a microscope. With images of blood cells, bacteria, or parasites transmitted to medical centers, this tool helps detect outbreaks in remote regions.

With these new mobile apps for schedules, patient results, dictation and charge codes, doctors can make better decisions while on the go.

Jump over junk food and gobble up healthy treats to give you more energy to win. Fast-paced video games are the latest teaching tool, helping children learn healthy life lessons.

Vectorform joins us to demo some new designs including one for virtual collaboration and an app to monitor childhood development.

Patients want information but hospital staff are often too busy to answer questions. Microsoft researchers are developing new ways to deliver real-time, patient-friendly information.

Learn how gloStream has 100% customer satisfaction with their EMR solution.

See a brand new app called Lifelens, a winner at the 2011 Imagine Cup.

In just six months, one million people have digitized health records thanks to a cloud-based solution. We travel to Rio de Janeiro to see the benefits to public health.