As seen on TV!
May 24, 2004: The Body Journal is featured in a segment of Cityline and enthusiastically introduced to their viewers by Dr. Nancy Durand.
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The Body Journal press center
On this page we’ve collected the best of our press coverage together with information pertaining to the importance of maintaining your personal health records . . . all so that you can see for yourself what others are saying about The Body Journal and the benefits of easily accessible electronic medical information.
The Body Journal in the news
Grab Control of Health Records
Most people are not very organized when it comes to personal medical records. And, in my humble opinion, men are even worse than women . . . So when a guy shoots himself in the foot, catches a fishhook in the ear or breaks a leg, odds are he’s not gonna know when he last had a tetanus shot.
Click here for the full article from The Calgary Herald.
New Software Saves and Shares Health Data for You and Your Family
The Body Journal software from Berkeley Medical is a new entry to the market and is not simply for managing your diabetes information: It allows you to record, save and share complete health information for your entire family.
Click here for the full article from Diabetes Health Magazine.
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- The list of reasons to use The Body Journal is endless, but it starts here.
- It’s handy having all your family’s health records in one place. And, on occasion, more than just handy.
The importance of personal health records
More than 1,000 Waterloo Students Suspended from School
Parents in the Waterloo area are scrambling to update immunization records for their children after more than 1,000 elementary students were suspended from school . . . because they could not produce proper documents.
Click here for the full article from cbc.ca.
Getting a Grip on Diabetes
I never thought of taking a holiday from diabetes. One has to be on the ball . . . There are occasions when I tend to be lax—I’m human, too. Doctors can do a lot but patients have to take charge.
Click here for the full article from The Toronto Sun.
There's Nothing Glamorous About Medical Reports
Imagine yourself semiconscious on a stretcher in an emergency room. You’re delirious with fever and cannot convey a critically important piece of information: your severe allergy to penicillin. With the best of intentions to treat your infection, the emergency room physician gives you . . . penicillin.
Click here for the full article from STLtoday.com.
Missing Health Records Hurt Your Health
When you see a doctor, there’s about a one in seven chance he or she won’t have all of your health records. An